Who oversees the creation of the production elements and manages the budget and overall production schedule?

Who helps with all areas of the production, guides rehearsals, creates documentation, and oversees run of the show?

Who analyzes the script and guides the entire production?

Who takes care of all patron needs and oversees all front-of-house staff including concessions and ushers?

Who creates a plan for the construction of the set designer’s vision; oversees scenic, electrics, prop, and sound?

Who writes the script for the play?

Who works with the house manager to assist patrons by guiding them to their seats and distributing programs?

Who prepares for and oversees the execution of the hanging and focusing of lighting instruments for the show?

Who creates the characters and brings the story to life?

The Head carpenter in a set shop is called a __________ Carpenter.

Who oversees members of the company by handling payroll, contracts, and living or travel needs?

Who oversees all promotion of the shows and the theatre company?

A Fight Director creates all ___________ for a production.

The three categories of theatre company roles include ______, ______, and ______.

What is known as the group before the individual, a team that has each other’s backs completely?

What are the three keys to building a successful ensemble?

In acting, what are actions or words that are done without pre-planning, making it up as you go?

What is the art of writing, acting, and producing plays to tell a story called?

What is it called when you make choices for others in improv?

What is it called in improv when you don't go all in; giving surface level responses instead of strong offers?

Making your voice clear (volume and diction) to be heard and understood, and keeping your body open to be seen.

A short narrative (story) that includes a specific relationship, setting, and conflict, often within a larger work.

Select ALL the things that are key scene foundations.

(more than one possible correct answer)

What is NOT an important element of improvisation?

The problem in the scene, often caused by conflicting objectives

What a character wants in the scene, what the character is fighting for

What the characters have to lose, what makes the scene more urgent or important for the characters.

The strategies someone uses to achieve an objective

What was a characteristic of ancient Greek theatre?

What was a characteristic of ancient Roman theatre?

What was a characteristic of theatre in the medieval times (Middle Ages)?

What civilization or era was known for Shakespeare, the Globe Theater, and the idea that it was better to be heard than seen in theatre?

Select ALL the rules listed that ARE considered proper audience etiquette in theatre.

Which is NOT a rule of audience etiquette?

Which is NOT a rule of audience etiquette?

What was the name of the musical that Mrs. Bynum showed you in class this semester?

What was the musical about that Mrs. Bynum showed you in class this semester?

Select ALL items that you were asked about in your first semester performance critique.

What are some good strategies for practicing good diction?

(there may be more than one correct answer)