Intro to Theatre - Final Practice

Where is Mrs. Carlson?

This covers the proscenium opening and is the curtain farthest downstage.

This person writes script and is involved in the process of rehearsal and script revision.

What type of theatre set-up is this?

The type of Japanese theatre that uses masks.

In charge of the building of all scenic elements. Supervises the stage construction crew.

This character is opposition for the protagonist. Not necessarily evil - provides conflict.

What does "EX" stand for?

The week at the end of the production where all tech elements are added.

Best known for musicals and spectacle. Highest paid union salaries. Only in Manhatten, NYC.

Who wrote THE GLASS MENAGERIE?

What is an example of spectacle in THE GLASS MENAGERIE?

This is central to drama. Can be between 2 characters (good & evil) or a character and a force.

The place in the story where the playwright begins the plot.

The network of steel beams supporting elements, such as lighting instruments and scenery.

The type of Japanese theatre that is performed by males, uses make-up and spectacle.

Part of rehearsal process where actors sit with the director(s) to discuss the play in depth.

The part of the stage in front of the proscenium arch.

The giving of information about past events. Often happens at the very beginning of the play.

Where is Mrs. Carlson?

The type of Japanese theatre that uses puppets.

Professional or amateur theatre for young audiences with cheaper ticket prices.

Narrow elevated walkway, as on the sides of a bridge or in the flies above a theater stage.

The decisive moment or turning point in action. Protagonist makes big life changing decision.

What type of theatre set-up is this?

Which of the below are Aristotle's Parts of the Play?

The term for when you are supposed to be memorized for a play.

The arch that separates the audience from the stage.

Who wrote ANTIGONE?

The spaces on either side of the stage.

What type of theatre set-up is this?

This character is the central figure in main action. The character whose journey we follow.

All over NY. Cheaper ticket prices, more artistic, not commercial theatre. Often unknown work.

This person is responsible for coordination of all technical elements of running a production.

Liaison among all departments of a production. In charge of scheduling and info. "Calls" shows.

What does this symbol stand for?

What does "X" stand for?

Interprets the play and designs all sound including live and taped effects and recorded music.

A single drop or hard, neutral (often white) surface that can be lit to be different colors.

Which of the below are Aristotle's Parts of the Play?

The horizontal elements that can be made of hard/soft masking that hide instruments in the air.

Professional theatre all over US. Not for profit. Can be adventurous with plays.

Which of the below are Aristotle's Parts of the Play?

Where is Mrs. Carlson?

Newer type of Indian theatre that uses music dance. Dancers do not speak. Training studios.

The person interprets and stages the play. Responsible for all major aesthetic decisions.

This is the oldest type of Indian theatre. Based on Hindu religion and performed in temples.

The meetings for design and production that last through whole production period.

The process of programming lights/sound cues with actors during tech week.

What type of theatre set-up is this?