Theatre 1 Midterm

A written or oral evaluation of a play is called

A moment of decision in a play is called

Who is this guy?

No one job is more important than the other.

This is the acting area downstage of the proscenium arch

The Stage Manager is in charge of the running crews

This is the area for the cast and crew to relax before/after a performance

Green Room is:

The first step of a motivated sequence is 

Director

Which one of these is NOT a resonator

This is the metal framework above the stage

This curtain is short and used to hide the lights

Pantomime is acting without words

Vocal folds are made of

Bad audience etiquette would include

Nasality means you force the sound of your voice through your 

Taking means to draw attention to another actor onstage

PLOT is defined as

A main character in a play is called

This is the place where a technician stands to operate the counterweight system.

The Director is in charge of the overall concept of the show

If you are talking like Kermit the Frog, you are

The strongest words in our language are

This is the acting area closest to the audience

The individual sound of your voice is 

Things such as dairy, smoking, yelling, and fatigue are good for your voice

An example of a sitcom is:

Drama first began in

The word 'drama' means

What do all genres of art have in common?

Thespis first became the first actor by doing what?

This type of batten is used for lighting equipment

When the voice is stopped then suddenly released when forming a consonant it is

"illusion of the first time" means that you perform for the first time.

Proscenium stage

Something that might happen when your bubble is invaded is

The speed at which words are spoken is

An unobstructed tone through the mouth is a consonant

Self discipline at the heart of theatre is known as:

Grande drape is:

Which of these is NOT considered a part of "The Arts"

A combination of two vowel sounds is a 

Warming up before a performance helps promote inner composure

This curtain is hung in pairs on either side of the stage

The producer:

Performing a scene with little or no rehearsal is

The "R" in CROW stands for:

A distinctive action that is repeated by a character is called 

Acting, Directing, and Producing are the three components of theatre.

The C in CROW stands for

Scene stealing during a performance is

The tech director oversees the design execution

Pitch on one level is also known as

Live acting onstage is also known as

If you are cheating onstage, you are doing what?

Avant Garde is a new and experimental form of storytelling

A voiced consonant has

Stage Manager

The greek philosopher who came up with a way to critique plays was