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Drama I Vocabulary Review

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PerformancePresenting a play for an audience
PropsObjects used by an actor on stage including furniture
CharacterThe "who" in a scene, play or story.
ArticulationThe clear and precise pronunciation of words.
ImprovisationA performance with little or no rehearsal.
SceneA small segment of a play, usually taking place in one time and one setting.
DialogueWords spoken by actors to express thoughts, emotions and actions
BlockingThe coordination of actors movements within the space/stage.
GestureThe expressive movement of the hands or other part of the body that communicates character.
CostumeThe clothing an actor wears to represent a character.
CueA signal ( sight or sound) to begin acting.
MonologueA speech within a play delivered by a single actor alone on stage.
PantomimeCommunicataion using movement without speech
PlotThe pattern of events in a drama or literature.
CritiqueConstructive Criticism of the effectiveness or appropriateness of the choices made by the creator/performer.
Actor/ActressSomeone who performs a roll on stage
Dress RehearsalA full rehearsal in costume to practice as it will be on show night.
StageThe raised part of the theater where the play is performed
AuditionA tryout for actors who want to be in a play
AudienceThe spectators of an event
AristotleThe person that wrote the six elements of drama.
HeadshotA photograph attached to a resume that is used to promote an actor.
PuppeteerSomeone who performs with puppets.
ShakespeareThe worlds most famous playwright
VoiceThe most important tools an actor has is their imagination, body and _________.


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