Theatre 2/3 CFE Review

"I went to the cell phone store." When was this most likely written?

Who makes the final decisions regarding the actors and any problems?

Which of Shakespeare's play is a comedy?

What is considered the strongest position on stage?

If an actor is not able to be heard clearly, what should they work on?

When giving a speech, what is the best position to use on stage?

What is it called when everyone works together towards a common goal?

What is a sonnet?

What can help enhance a pantomime scene?

The setting, characters and problem in a play is established in the ______.

Shakespeare wrote 38 plays and 154 sonnets.

In theatre, the actor with the most lines is more important that anyone else.

What is a monologue?

Shakespeare's plays are written in _______.

What is subtext?

Why did the Globe Theatre burn down?

The problem begins to get more complicated during the _____?

Who is the most powerful person in the theatre?

At which theatre were Shakespeare's plays performed?

What is this an example of? "You are doing a great job on that painting!" "I'm not painting."

What is the antagonist of a story or play?

When two actors cross the stage simultaneously, this is called a _______.

What stage is pictured here?

When giving a speech, who should you make eye contact with in the audience?

Lighting can help transform makeup and costume problems and make them work.

What should a director do once the auditions are over and the cast has been chosen?

If you were chosen to play the role of a character that is from Africa, what would you do to learn about the role?

In the Middle Ages, morality plays were used to do what?

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All of the following are important in a pantomime scene except ____?

What are the articulators?

The point at which the main character must make a very difficult choice or decision is known as the _____.

This actor's body language is communicating that she is ____.

If an actor is facing the audience, what body position are they using?

The final scene of the play is also known as the _____.

What is the best way for an actor to prepare for a particular role?

Copying a script without permission is known as _______.

What is a soliloquy?

All of the following falls under the technical director except _____?

How emotionally one feels connected to a play is called _____.

What are dithyrambs?

What stage is pictured here?

This actor's body language is communicating that she is ____.

In which era were women finally allowed to act?

This actor's body language is communicating that he is ____.

What stage is pictured here?

Which theatre used masks and did not allow women to perform?

Which muscle is under the ribcage and can help with projection and holding notes longer?

Authors of scripts are paid what is known as ______ for performing their play.

The overall meaning of a play or story is called the _____.

The mood can be set in a play by using music and sounds appropriate for that setting.

What is a protagonist of a play or story?