| A | B |
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| acoustics | that which affects sound in a room |
| animation | liveliness |
| baritone | the male singing voice that is higher than bass and lower than tenor |
| aria | a song that is sung by one person |
| cameo | a small role in a play or movie done by a well-known actor or actress |
| chorus | any group of singers, speakers, or dancers who perform songs, words, or dances together as a group |
| conservatory | a school of music |
| diva | the leading lady in an opera |
| dramatist | someone who writes plays |
| favorable | in favor of; encouraging |
| flair | a natural talent |
| intermission | a break; a pause in activity |
| melodrama | a story or a play with exaggerated events designed to stir up emotions |
| premiere | the first performance of a play or movie |
| production | a showing of a play |
| projector | a machine used to cause an image to be visible on a screen |
| repertory | a list of pieces a group or person can perform |
| tenor | the highest make singing voice, or a person having such a voice |
| theatrical | having to do with the theater |
| troupe | a group of actors or other performers |
