The artistic leader of a production

Which of these has the highest rank in a production?

When a director asks an actor to return and audition for a role again

A play style that reflects real life

The actors in the scene do NOT interact with the audience.

A play style in which the actors address the audience

a play in which the *extremely* dramatic events connect to an audience's emotions

Dora the Explorer is a show in which a young lady teaches children about culture, travel, and language

All American is a fictional show in which a young football player is recruited to play for another school. The actors do not interact with the audience.

As an actor, you must follow the script, but use opportunities to develop a __ character

The process by which the actor seeks to make their role unique and entertaining

What is the first layer in learning about a character?

What is the third step in researching a non-fictional character?

something that is implied in the play but not spoken

a character that was a real person

a play that has withstood the test of time

the style of acting that focuses on thinking more than feeling

The Russian actor/director who founded the Method style of acting

acting in which the actor analyzes the conditions, obstacles, and objectives the character faces

A downfall of method acting is that actors are not as involved in their characters and struggle with unexpected occurrences in a performance

Like any other group project, a group of actors must develop a philosophy of ___.

Many casts work together for so long in one space that they become like a family.

To have one's lines memorized and not have the script in hand

What the director says to get the actors ready to start the scene

What the director says to stop the action

A story acted out by actors on a stage

the person or company that edits and prints a play

a serious play

a funny play

a play with a sad ending

a play that makes fun of something

a play that is funny and sad at the same time

another word for the beginning of a play

the location of the play

when the rising action of a play reaches its peak

the storyline of a play

another name for the falling action of a play

when an actor says a speech toward the audience

something that keeps a character from their goal

What the character wants from the scene or play

Theatre term for moving to another stage area

Theatre term meaning to move because another actor has moved to block you