WorksheetsTheatre ILT 3
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 19mins
On Stage away from the audience is...?
Back Stage
Stage Right
Up Stage
Down Stage
The word or line that let's the next actor or lighting crew what to do next?
Advice
Update
Cue
Sign
A place where actors perform
stalls
stage
arena
row
The term used to describe the process of disassembling the set and removing it from the stage once a show is finished.
Upstage
Downstage
Greenoom
Strike
The person responsible for selecting the cast, setting the blocking, rehearsing the actors, interpreting and bringing the text of the play to life, managing the artistic unity of the production, and all other aspects of the production.
Choreographer
Director
Cast
Set
The scenery or background of the production.
Set
Costume
Auditorium
Box Office
What are the major divisions in the performance of a play.
Stage Manager
Strike
Acts
Wings
Who creates and rehearses dance routines with the actors.
Cast
Choreographer
Actor
Act
A performer in a play
Actor
Act
Blocking
Box Office
The area where tickets are sold and attendance is kept.
Curtain Call
Downstage
Script
Box Office
The person in charge of everything that happens backstage, such as keeping backstage quiet, giving actors their cues to go onstage, and making sure props are maintained. Once the show starts its run, this "person" takes over the place of the director and oversees that everything is done just as the director has ordered.
Stage Manager
Understudy
Intermission
Act
The text dialogue and instructions for actors to follow to create the production.
Act
Set
Greenroom
Script
The front of the stage towards the audience
Greenroom
Downstage
Cast
Actor
The characters in the play and the actors that play them.
Cast
Auditorium
Choreographer
Costume
A designated break in a play usually between acts. If there is not going to be one, you will usually be warned at the start of the show.
Intermission
Stage Manager
Understudy
Act
The actor that has learned and rehearsed the lines of another actor to be able to take over for them in case of illness or emergency.
Actor
Director
Greenroom
Understudy
What an actor wears to portray their character.
Costume
Curtain Call
Cast
Strike
The sides of the stage out of sight from the audience where actors wait to make their entrance and go to when they exit stage. Often props are also kept there.
Blocking
Wings
Upstage
Box Office
When the cast takes a bow in front of the audience at the end of the show
Curtain Call
Costume
Cast
Intermission
Stage movements and positions made by the director for actors during rehearsal for dramatic effect. The stage manager takes notes and keeps track of this.
Blocking
Curtain Call
Box Office
Auditorium
What is acting done by one person called?
Duet
Monotone
Monologue
Solo Acting
The way that a character is portrayed is called what?
Actor's choice
Directing
Improvization
Characterization
the audience area of any theatrical space
set
house
curtain call
places
What 2 words best describe Improvisation?
Unthought of and undiscernible
Unrehearsed and Undesirable
Unscripted and Unrehearsed
Unscripted and unbelievable
What is Role-Playing
Trying on the role of others
The art of rolling
Playing with your food
Somebody playing in leaves
Curtain, as talked about in acting
The big thing at the front of the stage
A Verbal command starting or ending a scene
A verbal command to leave the stage
"FREEZE" is a verbal command given by the director
to stop the dialogue and movement in a scene
TRUE
FALSE
Breaking Character is...
(a)
