Conversation among characters is called __________.

Working with others toward a common goal is called __________.

Thick, water-soluble makeup usually applied with a damp sponge is called __________.

One word for appropriate conduct is called __________.

To make up the dialogued action of a scene as you go along is called __________.

This word can be defined two ways: establish movements and lines, and scenery used onstage is is called __________.

A group of actors working together to create an artistic whole rather than stressing individual players is called an __________.

Playing toward the audience while seemingly conversing with others on stage is called __________.

Movements of parts of the body, such as shrugging the shoulders are called __________.

Having an action appear effortless and natural due to repeating the movement many times is called __________.

The part of the stage that the audience cannot see is called __________.

Drawing the audience's attention to yourself when it should be focused on another character is called __________.

An outline of a play that includes details about the plot, movement, and gestures is called __________.

The part of the stage that is visible to the audience is called __________.

Any small action that the actor performs without major movement is called __________.

Behind the stage or out of view is called __________.

The part of the stage that is closest to the audience is called __________.

Moving in the opposite direction of an actor making a cross is called __________.

Movement across the stage is called __________.