A unit or division of a play

To improvise part or all of a scene

A reference to another work of art

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

A unit or division of a play

To improvise part or all of a scene

A reference to another work of art

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

A unit or division of a play

To improvise part or all of a scene

A reference to another work of art

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

A unit or division of a play

To improvise part or all of a scene

The process of determining the placement or location of actors on stage

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

A unit or division of a play

To improvise part or all of a scene

The turning point or event which leads to the 'downfall'

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

A unit or division of a play

To improvise part or all of a scene

To move from one place to another on stage

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

A unit or division of a play

The words or actions at which an actor is expected to deliver a line or a crew member is expected to perform some task

A reference to another work of art

A speech or comment made by an actor directly to the audience

Speech between characters in a play

Words thought in a head

The words or actions at which an actor is expected to deliver a line or a crew member is expected to perform some task.

to move from one place to another on stage

A type of emotion expressed when you hurt yourself

Identification with and understanding of a character’s situation, feelings, and motives

A way to feel for yourself

An imaginary wall that separates the actors on a stage from the audience in the house. refers to an actor speaking directly to the audience.

A way that one expresses lines and dialogue in a play

When the actor continues on to talk with the other characters

a wall that separates the house and the stage

A scene created spontaneously

An actors lines

Long speech by a single actor

actors in ancient Rome who performed in a popular, spoken form or farcical drama

being stuck in an imaginary box

From the Latin pantomimus, or "player of many parts".

Long speech by a single actor

When the actor expresses his feelings

Going up stage

the wall that divides the house from the backstage

A regular term in theater

When the show starts

forcing people to do something

To give actors their line

Things that actor's use off stage

All physical items on stage with the exception of the scenery

A pencil

Different things in the audience that people hold

The surroundings on stage

the house

Where everything unfolds

Where actors go after the show is over

All physical items on stage with the exception of the scenery. Props usually refer to things that can be carried or are specifically referred to.

narriation

breaking the fourth wall

a passage spoken by a single actor in which his or her thoughts are revealed to the audience

The surroundings on stage

How to win in spikeball

Spiking down onto something with force. Causing the object to bounce or fall depending on the surface it is spiked on

The process of placing marks with either paint or tape to designate where pieces of scenery are to be placed.