The text of a play, or movie/ show which gives actors lines to speak. it may also include notes about characters, setting, expression, and movement.

The company of actors who perform together.

The movement directions an actor will follow in a scene (entering, exiting, crossing to different places on stage, actions), written using stage directions.

The conversation onstage between two or more actors.

The final rehearsal before the first performance. It uses all costumes, props, lighting, and sound cues. 

Large pieces (furniture, objects, walls, etc) used to help the audience see the scenes setting.

A speech performed by one character.

The group of actors chosen to play the different roles in a production.

An imaginary wall between the audience and the actors onstage or in film. When you “break this wall" you include the audience in your scene by speaking to them or looking at the camera. 

When props or costume pieces are set onstage before the show begins.

The word/sentences an actor speaks on their turn. 

Angling your body and face toward the audience as much as possible.

To practice over and over in order to improve skills for performance.

A piece of scenery used to create a location. Usually made of wood or a mixture of wood and canvas.