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Vocab 2 Crossword
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1) the time one must be at the Theatre or ready to go onto the stage
2) for an audience to have an emotional reaction watching a performance where they purge themselves on their pities and fears
3) painted cloth or set wall built to serve as a background for the setting on stage
6) busy work for the actor while playing on the stage to establish the character, setting and situation
7) a first look at a script, seeking an actor's interpretation of the text, without rehearsing first; used at an audition
8) a body position for the stage wherein the actor faces more towards the audience
12) for the actor to speak directly to the audience (not always meant to be heard)
13) a type of setting that is built on the stage to look like the interior of a house or room, having three walls and no ceiling
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3) type of performance space that is small, created out of a room, painted all black
4) a second, more specific audition where a director looks closer at given actors
5) the high point of action or conflict within a scene or play
6) stage directions and movement given to an actor by the script or a director
9) to move from one point on the stage to another, symbolized by an X in blocking notation
10) type of performance space with audience surrounding all sides of the stage
11) the middle point of the performance space, symbolized by CS in blocking notes.
14) a group of performers that make up the community of characters within a play, having few lines individually, and seen on stage as one entity
15) to make up words or dialogue on the spot, to speak at liberty
16) rising intensity or climbing action that develops within a scene or an entire play
17) A signal or line that prompts the next action or stage business during a performance.
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