Someone who writes works of drama is called...

This person oversees many aspects of a performance, including ticket sales and advertising

If you want to know all of the entrance and exit cues for every actor in a performance, who would you ask?

This is the person develops the vision for a performance and works with performers to make that vision come alive onstage

Keagan was excited to play the role of Jesus in a production of Godspell, but at the last minute, he fell down a flight of stairs and broke both his legs. On opening night, the role of Jesus was play by Tre, Keagan's _________.

This word comes from the Greek term "drao-", which means "doing" or "action"

Anya was so busy making videos on TikTok that she completely forgot about the presentation due in her science class. Luckily, she was able to use her ______ skills to do a decent job even without rehearsal.

Good actors know that they must always appropriately _______ when onstage, even when they aren't speaking or moving.

This is when a character is alone onstage, sharing their thoughts aloud.

Trinice and Ruby are acting out an argument scene onstage. In the middle of their dialogue, Ruby turns directly to the audience and says, "Is she SERIOUS right now?"

What TWO terms below could appropriately describe what Ruby just did?

This word refers to the dance movements that are performed to songs during a musical theatre production.

What word do we use to describe a rehearsal that serves the purpose of getting the orchestra and the singers comfortable performing together?

When a director instructs performers on where/how to move and place themselves on stage, it's called ________

In The Lion King, these might include Pride Rock and a backdrop of the African savannah.

In The Little Mermaid, they might include an undersea kingdom complete with a throne, and a stone grotto full of treasures.

At the end of a Greek drama, a crane-like tool was often used to lower a character onstage. The character represented a god, and typically would determine the outcome of the story. This event is called ______.

Where does an actor go to relax before going onstage to perform?

Another word for the bows that happen at the end of a performance is ________

Which of the following is an example of upstaging?

Is it a good idea to "cheat out" when you're onstage? Why or why not?

An exceptional stage performance often results in...

This theater term refers to any small action that the actor performs without major movement.

The Wiz is an updated version of the older musical ________________________.

In the original version of The Wiz, a famous musician was the scarecrow. Who was this musician?

_____________ is such a popular musical that it has been made into movies 3 different times in the past 40 years!

"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" is a fast-paced, silly song from the musical _____________________.

The Phantom of the Opera, Oklahoma!, Mary Poppins, and the Wizard of Oz are all examples of famous ________________.

Stephen Sondheim, Andrew Lloyd Webber, & Leonard Bernstein are all examples of famous ______________ of musicals.

Musical theatre started way back in year 5 BCE, in Ancient ___________.

An aside is

A tragic flaw is

A soliloquy is

A monologue is

Select the correct parts of the definition for a Foil.

Check off the correct parts of the definition for Stage Directions

what part of the play marks the change in the protagonist's journey

when the audience knows more than the characters do

the intense and purging negative emotions the audience feels during a tragedy is referred to as

who carries the tragic flaw in a tragedy

what type of play focuses on human suffering

what provides details about the sets, lighting, sound effects, props, costumes, and acting

acts are divided into

The conversation between two or more characters is called