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Actors Workshop Vocab
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performing-arts
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1. Length of stage engagement for a performance
tryouts
run
Dry tech
handprops
2. And invitation to an actor to return for a second audition
business
callback
stage manager
Cyclorama (cyc)
3. To cover something from audience view
mask
dimmers
holding for laughs
cross
4. Casting witout regard to race or ethnicity of the characters or actors
Arena Theater
work lights
Antagonist
color blind casting
5. Main character with whom the audience's empathy lies
quick study
run
protagonist
work lights
6. Increase voice or actions so they will carry to the audience
walk on
Open up
Articulation
project
7. Lights without lenses used for blending and toning
floodlights
dark
Dry tech
callback
8. Set furnishings - including furniture - pictures - ornaments - drapes etc
understudy
prompt book
properties (props)
tryouts
9. Long speech given by a character when they are alone on stage to show their thoughts or to explain the plot; used frequently by Shakespeare
Cue-to-Cue
critique
soliloquy
cut
10. To play toward the audience
wings
pit (orchestra pit)
Open up
cold reading
11. To create dialogue or movement off the top of your head - without a script
critique
Ad-lib
work lights
pick up cues
12. Change scenery
house
cold reading
shift
cross
13. Rehearse scene without interruption
run through
stealing the scene
stage manager
share
14. Unit to control the intensity of lights
cut
scoop
motivate
dimmers
15. Take down set and props after the show's final performance
topping
strike
cold reading
cross
16. Opening in the stage floor that permits the actors to enter from beneath the floor or to exit beneath it
shift
trap
spotlight
pick up cues
17. Basic idea of the play that gives unity to all elements
theme
Arena Theater
understudy
floodlights
18. Properties carried on stage by the actors during the play
handprops
run
set
motivate
19. Transparent colored medium used in front of stage lights
Flat
give
Geletin (gel)
pantomime
20. Usually canvas covered wooden frame used for scenery
strike
Antagonist
Flat
soliloquy
21. Area behind scenery not visible to the audience
Backstage
Dress the stage
pick up cues
Cue-to-Cue
22. Directors planned movement for the characters
dimmers
Dress the stage
blocking
Cue-to-Cue
23. Taking audience attention away from the proper focal point
business
cut
set
stealing the scene
24. Staging with the audience sitting on all sides of the playing area
cover
run through
Arena Theater
Blackout
25. A small movement in the opposite direction to the cross made by another actor
Flexible theater
Cue-to-Cue
Backdrop
countercross
26. Painted curtain without folds - hung from battens
cut
places
project
Backdrop
27. Auditions for parts in a play
plot
teaser
tryouts
wings
28. The director's technical liaison backstage during rehearsals and performances
stage manager
cross
run
understudy
29. Length of stage engagement for a performance
tryouts
royalty
Cue-to-Cue
run
30. A rehearsal where actors run from one technical cue to the next - without dialogue in between. This is done for the technical crew
Cue-to-Cue
pick up cues
Antagonist
give
31. Three dimensional scenery piece which stands by itself - such as a rock
Backstage
script
set piece
blocking
32. The days and nights during the run of a show when a performance is not scheduled
scrim
handprops
base
dark
33. Sequence of events in a play OR production plan of backstage items such as a light plot or costume plot
fly rail
soliloquy
cold reading
plot
34. To cover something from audience view
scoop
mask
pick up cues
protagonist
35. To play toward the audience while seemingly conversing with the others on stage
teaser
cheat
pantomime
break character
36. Foundation color used for stage make up
stealing the scene
floodlights
Articulation
base
37. Loose weave curtain on battens used for 'visions' and 'flashbacks' etc opaque when lit from the front and transparent when lit from the back
dark
levels
scrim
blocking
38. The director's technical liaison backstage during rehearsals and performances
Fresnel
business
proscenium
stage manager
39. Stage crew member who shifts scenery
stage manager
grip (techie)
Dress the stage
royalty
40. Unit to control the intensity of lights
dimmers
Antagonist
cut
cue
41. Printed or typewritten copy of the play
properties (props)
stage manager
business
script
42. Seats can be arranged for proscenium - arena - or thrust staging
spotlight
House lights
fly rail
Flexible theater
43. Seats can be arranged for proscenium - arena - or thrust staging
shift
protagonist
Flexible theater
batten
44. Deleten OR a command to stop action and dialogue
levels
Fresnel
Flexible theater
cut
45. A part where the actor walks on and off the stage without having any line to say
properties (props)
business
walk on
Dry tech
46. Section of the stage floor between the footlights and the curtain
Apron
Dry tech
prompt book
timing
47. Contains script - blocking notations - warnings -crew charts - and other information necessary for producing the play
handprops
protagonist
prompt book
timing
48. Horizontal pipe suspended over the stage - from which scenery - lights - and curtains are hung
greenroom
batten
mask
run through
49. Auditioning with a script that you have not had the opportunity to read before the audition
Aside
stage directions
cold reading
cut
50. A floodlight with an ellipsoidal reflector - can be hung from battens
fourth wall
scoop
cut
Cue-to-Cue
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