To stand still

To move from one place to another

To make eye contact with the audience

To rehearse a scene

Instructions in a text of a play;

The actor's movements during a performance

The storyline of the play

Dialogue spoken by the director

To stop the dialogue and movement in a scene; to become motionless

To take a break during rehearsal

To act in a very cold environment

To switch characters

A stage picture – usually seen in a freeze

A type of character in a play

A specific lighting effect

A rehearsal technique

To speak louder during a scene

To turn the body slightly to give the audience a better view of the body and face

To avoid eye contact with the audience

To memorize the script

To help another actor with their lines

To draw the audience’s attention when it should be focused on another character

To rehearse on stage

To perform a scene without a script

To move so that you are no longer a focal point of the scene

To take control of the scene

To speak louder

To change your costume

To move so that you are no longer a focal point of the scene

To forget your lines

To leave the stage entirely

To change your blocking

Imaginary lines indicating visibility of stage areas

A list of characters on stage

A type of stage lighting

A signal for actors to exit

The music sheets for a musical

The script for the play portion of a musical

A list of cast members

The director's notes

The instructions given to actors

The dialogue for a play

A list of stage directions

The names of characters

Rehearsing a scene

Devotion of time and attention to obtaining knowledge

Performing a scene in front of the audience

Working with a director

The written text of a drama

A type of costume

The choreographed movement in a play

The lighting design

The musical text for a musical play

The written script for a drama

The costume design for a musical

The list of props used in a scene

The music notes for a song

The text of a musical comedy

The choreography of a dance

The director's notes

The status of an actor's lines – On: still using script; Off: lines are learned

The status of an actor's costume

Whether an actor is performing or rehearsing

The type of script used in a production

A signal to begin something

The moment an actor exits the stage

A pause between scenes

A rehearsal of a scene

To forget your lines

To speak louder

To change the blocking of a scene

To change your costume

To take a break during rehearsal

To speed up your response to the line before yours

To memorize the lines quickly

To practice a scene in slow motion

The director's seating area

The area behind the stage

The left side of the stage from the audience's perspective

The left side of the stage from the actor's perspective facing the audience

A long speech by one character

A musical number

A scene with multiple actors

A stage direction

The group of supporting actors who perform together

The main character of the play

The scriptwriter

The lighting crew

The highest platform on stage

The left side of the stage from the director's view

The area behind the stage

The area closest to the audience on stage

The script for the play

A type of stage lighting

A piece of furniture used for blocking

An object used by actors during a performance

The time when the audience leaves the theater

The final bow of the cast at the end of a performance

The moment when the curtain opens at the start of the play

A signal for actors to enter the stage