Lack of structure

Fluidity in style

Precision in movement

Emphasis on improvisation

Improvisation in drama is the use of pre-written lines and cues.

Improvisation in drama is the act of creating scenes and dialogue spontaneously without a script.

Improvisation in drama involves following strict guidelines and rules.

Improvisation in drama is a rehearsed performance with a script.

Act, Scene, Monologue

Symbol, Mood, Resolution

Plot, Character, Theme

Setting, Conflict, Dialogue

Teamwork improves performance by focusing solely on individual strengths.

Teamwork enhances performance by limiting communication and reducing ideas.

Teamwork reduces individual accountability and slows down progress.

Teamwork enhances performance by leveraging diverse skills and fostering collaboration.

The director is responsible for managing the theatre's finances.

The director acts as the primary actor in the production.

The role of a director in a theatre production is to oversee the artistic vision and execution of the performance.

The director focuses solely on the technical aspects of staging.

Fabric scraps, rubber bands, and string

Plastic sheets, metal wires, and clay

Cardboard and paint, resin, and sand

Strips of paper, flour and water paste, glue, starch.

Cutting cardboard into shapes and gluing them together.

The process of making papier mache art involves creating a paste, layering newspaper strips over a mold, allowing it to dry, and then decorating the finished piece.

Mixing clay with paint and shaping it by hand.

Using fabric scraps to create a collage art piece.

A script is a collection of actors' biographies.

A script is a visual representation of a stage set.

A script is a written document containing the dialogue and directions for a theatrical performance.

A script is a summary of the play's themes and motifs.

A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams

The Crucible by Arthur Miller

Hamlet by William Shakespeare

Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller

Teamwork hinders creativity by creating conflicts and misunderstandings.

Teamwork improves creativity by combining diverse perspectives, encouraging idea sharing, and facilitating constructive feedback.

Teamwork reduces creativity by promoting conformity over individual expression.

Teamwork limits creativity by enforcing strict guidelines and rules.

Stage directions provide character backstories.

The purpose of stage directions is to guide the performance of a play.

Stage directions indicate the time of day.

Stage directions are used to describe the plot.

Pantomimes

Dramatic Readings

Shadow Plays

Musicals, Plays, Operas, Improvisational Theatre, Physical Theatre

Dancers express emotions through body movements, facial expressions, and gestures.

Dancers show feelings by wearing colorful costumes only.

Dancers express emotions through static poses and silence.

Dancers convey emotions through spoken words and music.

Costumes are used solely to distract the audience from the plot.

Costumes are only for aesthetic appeal and have no real purpose.

Costumes are significant as they define characters, set the scene, and enhance the overall storytelling in a play.

Costumes are significant as they determine the length of the play.

Limit discussions to a few voices.

Promote open communication and encourage diverse perspectives.

Focus solely on team leader's ideas.

Avoid addressing conflicts openly.

A musical includes music and songs, whereas a play does not.

A play often includes elaborate costumes, unlike a musical.

Musicals are always longer than plays in duration.

A play features music and dance, while a musical is purely spoken.

Paint, canvas, glue, scissors, tape

Plastic, cardboard, string, paint, hammer

Mixing bowl, brush, surface, newspaper, mold (optional)

Wood, metal, fabric, paintbrush, glue

Ignore the audience, focus on distractions, and skip warm-ups.

Rely on luck, perform spontaneously, and dismiss preparation entirely.

Understand the material, practice regularly, visualize the performance, rehearse in the performance space, and manage nerves.

Memorize the script, avoid feedback, and perform without practice.

Rehearsals are only for memorizing lines and blocking.

Rehearsals are unnecessary for a successful performance.

Rehearsals are essential for practice, character development, and production refinement in theatre.

Rehearsals focus solely on costume fittings and set design.