KS3 Performing Arts

What is a black out?

Complete the sentence; Vocal skills include pace, pitch, pause and.....

A Book Musical...

What does it mean to 'break the fourth wall'?

Which is the odd one out? Front of House refers to...

What is a soundscape?

In Musical Theatre, what is the name given to a group of cast members that support the acting, singing and dancing?

In a Musical Theatre song, in most cases, what section of the song is repeated several times with the same words?

What is exaggeration?

A tableaux is also known as freeze frame

'Upstage' is when you are closest to the audience on stage

What do we mean by 'dynamics' in Dance?

What is the type of stage called where the audience are all around the performers?

Canon is when you perform something one after the other

Unison means doing the same thing at the same time

Gesture is a movement of part of the body that helps to express an idea or meaning

Improvisation is a position on stage

What element of Performing Arts is NOT included in Musical Theatre

What is a stimulus?

Musical Theatre Shows usually tell a story

Levels are only used to show age of the character

What is the odd one out?

'Blocking' is when you refuse to work with others

What does a dramatic or choreographic intention mean?

Most large Musical Theatre shows are based in the West End, an area in London. What is the equivalent in USA?