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Actors Workshop Vocab
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performing-arts
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1. The director's technical liaison backstage during rehearsals and performances
Flat
project
stage manager
Backstage
2. Change scenery
exit
shift
pick up cues
Aside
3. White lights used solely for rehearsal. in some theaters the strip lights are used in place of the work lights
scrim
proscenium
Cue-to-Cue
work lights
4. Detailed bits of action such as knitting - setting the table - etc. as distinguished from broad stage movement
run
business
share
work lights
5. A small movement in the opposite direction to the cross made by another actor
fly rail
countercross
cue
project
6. Contains script - blocking notations - warnings -crew charts - and other information necessary for producing the play
gesture
prompt book
timing
base
7. Movement of separate parts of the body - such as waving an arm or shrugging a shoulder
Cue-to-Cue
scoop
Open up
gesture
8. To play toward the audience while seemingly conversing with the others on stage
Aesthetics
Arena Theater
exit
cheat
9. Throw focus on the important character in a scene
holding for laughs
Dry tech
give
run
10. To capture audience attention legitimate as opposed to gove or share
levels
Flat
prompt book
take stage
11. Bodily movement and expression without dialogue
Ad-lib
base
theme
pantomime
12. To assume a position of equal dramatic importance with another actor
fly rail
cheat
work lights
share
13. Printed or typewritten copy of the play
cover
exit
script
blocking
14. Keep the stage picture balanced OR decorations used to provide authenticity to the set and fill space
Dress the stage
exit
exit
dimmers
15. Seats can be arranged for proscenium - arena - or thrust staging
understudy
places
Flexible theater
quick study
16. Actor Who is able to play a given role in an emergency
cue
script
cut
understudy
17. All the stage lights going off simultaneously
set piece
walk on
Blackout
blocking
18. Painted curtain without folds - hung from battens
Cyclorama (cyc)
shift
run through
Backdrop
19. Money paid to the author for permission to stage his/her play
Cyclorama (cyc)
floodlights
royalty
break character
20. To cover something from audience view
Articulation
Cyclorama (cyc)
mask
blocking
21. To exceed the tempo and pitch of the previous speech
topping
Fresnel
understudy
Dress the stage
22. Set furnishings - including furniture - pictures - ornaments - drapes etc
properties (props)
cover
callback
holding for laughs
23. Last words or action of one actor that immediately precede another actor's speech OR a signal for light changes - curtains - etc.
teaser
teaser
fourth wall
cue
24. Auditorium lights used before and after the play and during intermission
cold reading
batten
blocking
House lights
25. To give lines and movement at the exact - effective moment
pick up cues
timing
give
scoop
26. Sequence of events in a play OR production plan of backstage items such as a light plot or costume plot
stage manager
pit (orchestra pit)
trap
plot
27. Painted curtain without folds - hung from battens
share
mask
Backdrop
color blind casting
28. Horizontal pipe suspended over the stage - from which scenery - lights - and curtains are hung
Dry tech
Apron
holding for laughs
batten
29. One who can memorize a part rapidly
Cue-to-Cue
quick study
House lights
scoop
30. All the stage lights going off simultaneously
holding for laughs
Blackout
greenroom
cross
31. Evaluations and suggestions
grip (techie)
Articulation
Backstage
critique
32. A combination of the proscenium and arena stages - with the audience sitting on two or three sides of the acting area
set piece
Backdrop
thrust stage
plot
33. Taking audience attention away from the proper focal point
plot
Geletin (gel)
exit
stealing the scene
34. Permanent framed opening through which the audience sees the play
teaser
raked house
proscenium
critique
35. Opening in the stage floor that permits the actors to enter from beneath the floor or to exit beneath it
cue
trap
Flexible theater
pit (orchestra pit)
36. A floodlight with an ellipsoidal reflector - can be hung from battens
pick up cues
scoop
exit
scrim
37. Seats can be arranged for proscenium - arena - or thrust staging
color blind casting
Cue-to-Cue
Flexible theater
script
38. Lights without lenses used for blending and toning
blocking
give
teaser
floodlights
39. And invitation to an actor to return for a second audition
callback
house
gesture
Dry tech
40. The clear and precise pronunciation of words
levels
cold reading
exit
Articulation
41. Transparent colored medium used in front of stage lights
Geletin (gel)
Blackout
raked house
Aside
42. Indications to the director and actors about carious aspects of the play - including information on characters - how a play should proceed - how a play should look - and the mood or effects of a play
understudy
wings
prompt book
stage directions
43. The director's technical liaison backstage during rehearsals and performances
protagonist
proscenium
prompt book
stage manager
44. Off stage to right and left of the acting area
pit (orchestra pit)
understudy
Blackout
wings
45. Directors planned movement for the characters
motivate
blocking
fourth wall
break character
46. Direction for an actor to leave the stage....opposite of :enter'
exit
Dress the stage
run
Open up
47. Bodily movement and expression without dialogue
pantomime
focus
work lights
Apron
48. Off stage to right and left of the acting area
motivate
wings
cold reading
work lights
49. Run through of all the technical aspects without the actors
Fresnel
prompt book
Dry tech
scoop
50. Length of stage engagement for a performance
cold reading
stage directions
Flexible theater
run
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