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A quiz of #acting and #directing terms from Theatre Experience
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1
True or False: BLOCKING refers to the director telling actors when and where to move onstage.
True
False
2
Death of a Salesman
is an example of what genre?
Farce
Avant Garde
Tragedy
Dark Comedy
3
The job of the dramaturg is to research:
All of the above
the social and historical details of the play's time period
plays by different playwrights
previous productions
4
________ gives outward expression to inward feelings (often uses symbols).
Naturalism
Realism
Avant Garde
Expressionism
5
A clap-trap is defined as a:
Greek method of acting
flourish at the end of an actor's line
scene designer's shop
none of the above
6
The Rock as the Tooth Fairy is an example of:
Stereotyping
Doubling
Typecasting
Casting against type
7
When society sees you as a student, this is considered a:
Stereotype
Doubling
Social role
Personal role
8
Which is the main job of the stage manager?
Maintain the designer & director's vision throughout the run
Work with the promotions and publicity of the play
Research previous productions of the play
Change the script according to his or her vision
9
True or False: Tai Chi, yoga, or clowning aren't helpful for actors.
FALSE
TRUE
10
Who developed a realistic method of acting in the late 19th century?
Chekhov
Strindberg
None of the above
Stanislavski
11
Which of Shakespeare's plays is considered to be "cursed"?
Hamilton
Romeo & Juliet
Hamlet
Macbeth
12
A performance that uses motions, gestures and imaginary props instead of speech is called...
Pantomime
Improvisation
Avant Garde
Experimental Theatre
13
________ allows the director to see what needs fixing in the play.
The method
A raked stage
Previews
Blocking
14
True/False: Once a play begins its first rehearsal, the script can no longer be changed.
100% False
100% True
15
Actors must always begin developing their character by focusing on:
Character biography
There are NO RULES how an actor prepares!
Outer life
Inner life
16
When some parts are realistic but other parts are not, this is known as...
Realism
Magic If
Heightened Realism
Farce
17
When a method actor asks themselves how a character may feel in a situation, it is called:
Clap-Trap
Imitation
Magic If
Emotional Recall
18
_______ is when one person mimics or copies another's voice, gestures, expressions, etc.
Expressionism
Imitation
Circle of Attention
Clap-Trap
19
The first time performers are onstage with scenery, lighting, and sound is called....
Previews
Opening night
Technical rehearsal
Rehearsal
20
The enemy of credibility in a performance is:
Naturalism
The critic
Exaggeration
Imitation
21
An example of a SOCIAL ROLE would be:
Parent
All of the above
Student
Child
22
Who is responsible for contracts and raising money for the play?
Dramaturg
Director
Audience
Producer
23
A director's CONCEPT...
Is usually changed by the actors
Is created with designers
Is the director's controlling idea or vision for the play
Is made by the playwright
24
Around what time did acting become more realistic?
The Renaissance
The late 19th century
The time of Greek theatre
The late 20th century
25
A method actor remembers a past life experience to portray a character's emotion by using...?
Magic If
Dress Rehearsal
Circle of Attention
Emotional Recall