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Worksheets6th Grade S&D DCA
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
This kind of theatre space is often referred to as an “arena stage”, and the audience sits on the outside of the space, on all sides:
Proscenium Arch
Theatre in the round
Theatre in the square
Black box theatre
This kind of theatre space is often referred to as a “picture-frame stage” and the audience only sits on one side:
Proscenium Arch
Black Box theatre
Proscenium Archway
Theatre in the round
This kind of theatre space is often called the “runway”. The stage juts into the audience, and the audience sits on three sides of the stage space:
Theatre in the round
Center stage
Thrust stage
Black box stage
This kind of theatre space is simply a room with all black walls, ceiling, and floors and can change into any form of stage needed:
Thrust stage
Black box theatre
Theatre in the round
Black box stage
This kind of theatre is performed anywhere and the audience does not know it is a performance:
Lost theatre
Found theatre
Invisible Theatre
Found/Invisible Theatre
Who decides the planned movement onstage?
Director
Actor
Coordinator
A callback is a...
Follow up reaction
Theatre in the round
Follow up audition
Black box stage
A cue-to-cue and a dry run are forms of a.
Technical rehearsal
Dry run
Mock up rehearsal
Technical run
A ........... is when the cast gets together and slowly reads the script.
Follow up audition
Technical rehearsal
Read through
Being Slow and deliberate, no vocals, no props, be realistic, objects come and go, feel the weight, stay open, one location are aspects of what?
Pantomime rules
Pantomine rules
Pantonime rules
Pantolime rules
Slope or angle (stage or house)
Rade
Rack
Rake
Rank
Anything an actor uses Onstage.
Imaginary
Object
Black box theatre
Prop
The offstage area to the right and left of the stage.
Left side
Wing
Side
West wing
Planned movement on stage
Setting
Blocking
Planning
Tape on the ground to mark the where the set pieces go
Spike
Strike
Splike
Strake
Where the audience sits.
Theatron
Apron
Seats
House
Tear down the set and return to normal.
Strike
Spike
Spoke
Strake
The front-most part of stage that sticks out in front of the curtain.
Apron
House
Theatron
Front
Where is the Orchestra Pit?
Above the apron
Under the apron
Under the stage
Under the set
The long curtains in the wings that hide the actors from the audience.
What is a Log?
What is a Leg?
What is a Lag?
What is a Dress Rehearsal?
A full performance with no audience
A full performance with an audience
What does it mean to break the fourth wall?
To acknowledge the audience.
To not acknowledge the audience.
To acknowledge an actor.
