| A | B |
|---|
| green room | The room that the actors use before they go on stage. |
| projection | When the speaker uses thier voice in a loud enough range that they fill the theatre and everyone can hear them. |
| diction | When the speaker speaks clear enough and pronounces the words so that the audience understands what they are saying. |
| center stage | When the actor is standing or positioned in the center of the stage. |
| audition | When an actor tries out for a play by doing short performances. |
| call back | When the actor gets asked back after an audition to perform again to try out for a role. |
| casted | When a director chooses an actor for a specific role or part. |
| warm-ups | When actors do vocal exercises to use thier voice. |
| stage left | The left side of the actor when the actor is facing the audience. |
| stage right | The right side of the actor when the actor is facing the audience. |
| the pit | The area in front of the stage where the orchestra plays. |
| downstage | The area of the stage that is closest to the audience. |
| upstage | The area of the stage that is far away from the audience and closest to the back of the stage. |
| curtain call | The actors all join on stage to take a bow before the curtain closes. |
