Are You Smarter Than a Drama Teacher?

The area of the stage where actors can play in front of the grand drape is called the _______.

What is this item, commonly found on a film set, actually called?

When an actor speaks directly to the audience, they are said to be "breaking" the what?

Which of these plays was NOT written by William Shakespeare?

Why is the area of the stage farthest from the audience called "upstage"?

What is another name for the parts of the script you receive at an audition?

Another name for the VILLAIN, or bad guy, in a play is the _______.

Which of these is NOT a use for costumes in a play?

Why was theatre originally created?

In the original Shakespearean productions, men played the female roles.

What is another word for a microphone on a film set?

The part of a play or movie that is most exciting and a "turning point" is called the ________.

What is the offstage area where actors wait to come onstage called?

Which type of play is most likely to be humorous?

Which of these productions is NOT a musical?

The most prestigious award a THEATRE actor can receive is...

Which of these would not be considered a "stock character"?

What type of accent might you expect to hear in a Shakespearean production?

Why did the Greeks wear masks when performing onstage?

What is it called when an actor says their name & the character they're reading at an audition?

What's it called when a single actor has a long, uninterrupted piece of dialogue during a play?

The part of a play when the story comes together & all the "loose ends" are tied up is the ___?

What type of stage do we have in the Walsh cafeteria?

When you have not seen the script for a play before you audition, it is called a _____ reading.

Which of these actors is most likely to use improvisation in their work?