An expression where one moves from one place to the other (stage movement).

An expression where it determines the whole stage (set appearance, stage presence, etc.)

An expression that focuses on the mood and feeling that is reflected in the whole play (production).

An expression that shows one's position onstage and how to use proper blocking with multiple performers.

An expression that shows the realistic or artificial impression of the play (production).

The other term for actors.

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This is the person in charge of everything that happens on the stage.

This is the director’s right hand and facilitating at rehearsals.

This is the one responsible for the story of the play (script).

This principle makes use of a variety of characters that differ from each other yet being in harmony.

This principle is when an area of the play that is dominant and commands the viewer's attention or is given specific attention.

A principle that emphasizes on the symmetrical or asymmetrical view of all the elements on the stage (performance).

A principle that pertains to the evolution of the character's attitude and characteristics (e.g. from being shy to being confident)

It is created by movement implied through the repetition of elements of art in a non-uniform but organized way.