WorksheetsUnit 1-3 Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 26mins
What color flag was flown above the Globe Theatre when a comedy was playing?
Red
White
Black
Blue
A (a) works with actors to create movement for a scene or character.
Who is a famous Russian playwright that worked with Stanislavski?
Uta Hagen
Lee Strasberg
Anton Chekhov
Konstantin Stanislavski
A (a) theatre has 500+ audience seats.
A type of theatre that allows the audience to interact with the story is ________.
Immersive Theatre
Cite Specific Theatre
Touring Theatre
Interactive Theatre
The person in charge of making, renting, or finding props for a show is a called a (a) .
The person who creates the environment of the play by researching, designing sketches and ground plans is a called a ________.
Set Designer
Scene Designer
Designer
Scenic Designer
What are ways that a designer can research for a show?
Old Photographs
Google Earth
Movies or TV Shows
Script
Looking at Past Productions
Who is the person in charge of creating the overall artistic vision for the show and works with the actors?
Stage Manager
Director
Designer
Production Manager
Which is an American acting coach believes in actors getting out of their head and responding instinctively in a scene?
Stanislavski
Uta Hagen
Meisner
Lee Strasberg
Who is an American acting coach that uses emotional and sensory recall to help actors get into character?
Stanislavski
Meisner
Uta Hagen
Lee Strasberg
Legitimate Theatre refers to ______.
Any type of theatre on stage
A production that tells the story through only dialogue
A professional production
A production that tells the story through song and dance
Musical Theatre refers to ______.
Any type of theatre on stage
A production that tells the story through only dialogue
A professional production
A production that tells the story through song and dance
In theatre we work as a ______ to create a piece of art.
Ensemble
Team
Cast
Production Crew
(a) is a type of theatre where the character and stories are made up on the spot.
T or F: You have to be funny in improv.
True
False
What does the O in CROW stand for?
(a)
What is a button in improv?
A line or action to start the scene
An improv game where you change characters
A character you can fall back on
A line or action to end the scene
T or F: You want to make sure to establish character, relationship, objective, and where in an improv scene.
True
False
Who is a Russian acting coach that believes action can stimulate your emotion?
Stanislavski
Uta Hagen
Lee Strasberg
Meisner
What your character wants in the entire script/story is called a ________.
Objective
Super-Objective
Main Objective
Great Objective
A (a) is an action that your character uses to get what they want.
A (a) is a change in your character's objective or tactic.
Check all of the tactics:
to cry
to beg
to belittle
to run
to greet
T or F: An actor should have at least two tactics for every beat.
True
False
_______ is the planned actor's movement on stage?
staging
blocking
acting
gestures
In your script you use a (a) to mark a beat.
Where is A?
UL
UR
L
R
Where is H?
UC
C
DC
DL
(a) blocking refers blocking that uses angles, levels, planes, and distance to communicate the story and create nice stage pictures.
T or F: Tactics should inform your blocking.
True
False
What are given circumstances?
the specific conditions in which the play occurs
information in the script
research you complete on the play
they are important
How does plot help an actor?
they need to please their director
they understand the story
they can see how tension builds
to add dynamic blocking
(a) refers to the height of an actor on stage.
(a) refers to an imaginary grid on the stage to help create spacing.
T or F: You should adjust your blocking when your character has a beat change.
True
False
T or F: Your tactics should be shown only through movement.
True
False
T or F: You should be actively listening to your scene partner and reacting as they say their line.
True
False
T or F: Your character's tactics starts the moment they enter.
True
False
T or F: You should always be close to your scene partner on stage.
True
False
