Theater Unit 1 Review
Info will come from videos, handouts, and powerpoint from the last 3 weeks (syllabus, stage directions, body positions, rules of theater, audience etiquette)
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Topics of this game:
- Constructive Criticism is best described as what?
- When you get nervous or afraid in front of an audience, you are experiencing
- Positioning the body to face the audience is called...
- Walking from one side of the stage to the other
- The fuel that drives acting
- How did 'upstage' get it's name?
- Profile is an example of what
- Participation in this class includes
- What happens if you are not in your seat when the bell rings?
- What is something you should check DAILY on my canvas course?
- On the stage, left and right are from the point of view of who
- Upstage is towards the back wall
- Which is NOT a body position?
- Downstage is closest to what?
- Which body position should be used as often as possible?
- Don't break the fourth wall means what?
- Always chew gum while speaking or performing.
- Which is NOT an audience expectation?
- A piece of writing that tells a story and is performed on stage is called
- Three major areas of the stage are..
- Direction of an actor's attention is what?
- What is a convention as it relates to this class?
- What does a scene describe?
- Precise movement and positioning of actor's on stage is called what?
- What helps determine where the actors/set pieces are positioned on stage?
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