Stage Directions:

Using the diagram, what is box 3?

Stage Directions:

Using the diagram, what is box 4?

Stage Direction:

How actors are placed on stage is called....

Auditioning:

The text an actor uses in an audition is called a ______.

Auditioning:

An actor begins with a _____ which includes the actor's name, the title, and the author's name.

Auditioning:

What is the best way to conclude an audition?

Performance Evaluation:

When evaluating an actor's _____, does the actor perform with enthusiasm and have appropriate body language and emotional levels to keep the audience's attention?

Performance Evaluation:

When evaluating an actor's _____, does the actor have a fully developed character that is focused, with a unique personality?

Performance Evaluation:

When evaluating an actor's _____, does the actor use gestures, blocking, and movement?

Performance Evaluation:

When evaluating an actor's ____, does the actor have good projection, articulation, tone, and intensity?

Acting Terminology:

An actor must ____ to make sure his/her voice can be heard at the back of the auditorium.

Acting Terminology:

Fear an actor experiences while performing is referred to as _____.

Acting Terminology:

_____ is how high or low an actor's voice is.

Acting Terminology:

Costuming, lights, sound, and set design are referred to as _____ theatre.

Script Writing:

Term for where the play takes place.

Script Writing:

The climax of a play refers to...

Script Writing:

Every play must have a _____ that the characters must overcome.

Script Writing:

The theme of a play refers to...

Script Writing:

Plays are divided into 1 or 2 ____ which contain multiple _____.