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Actors Workshop Vocab
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1. Main character with whom the audience's empathy lies
business
protagonist
walk on
blocking
2. To cover something from audience view
focus
levels
theme
mask
3. Section of the stage floor between the footlights and the curtain
Geletin (gel)
exit
Apron
Backstage
4. Horizontal pipe suspended over the stage - from which scenery - lights - and curtains are hung
callback
callback
understudy
batten
5. Set furnishings - including furniture - pictures - ornaments - drapes etc
properties (props)
Apron
gesture
Backstage
6. Run through of all the technical aspects without the actors
blocking
mask
Dry tech
give
7. Directors planned movement for the characters
timing
Flat
blocking
properties (props)
8. Transparent colored medium used in front of stage lights
Geletin (gel)
wings
script
gesture
9. Foundation color used for stage make up
Aesthetics
base
batten
shift
10. Staging with the audience sitting on all sides of the playing area
Arena Theater
give
greenroom
shift
11. Actor Who is able to play a given role in an emergency
Antagonist
understudy
house
set piece
12. Seats can be arranged for proscenium - arena - or thrust staging
pantomime
cover
Flexible theater
cold reading
13. Center attention on OR center light beam on
focus
scoop
holding for laughs
walk on
14. To exceed the tempo and pitch of the previous speech
topping
quick study
Aesthetics
focus
15. A rehearsal where actors run from one technical cue to the next - without dialogue in between. This is done for the technical crew
cue
Aesthetics
Cue-to-Cue
run through
16. Waiting for the audiences laughter to stop before continuing dialogue
Flat
soliloquy
holding for laughs
cold reading
17. Actor's lounge backstage
cue
batten
greenroom
stage manager
18. 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
walk on
soliloquy
timing
trap
19. Rehearse scene without interruption
run through
grip (techie)
plot
protagonist
20. A small movement in the opposite direction to the cross made by another actor
critique
countercross
wings
project
21. The clear and precise pronunciation of words
Flexible theater
pantomime
Fresnel
Articulation
22. Platforms or a body position of carious heights
greenroom
levels
cheat
callback
23. Staging with the audience sitting on all sides of the playing area
cheat
work lights
Fresnel
Arena Theater
24. Usually canvas covered wooden frame used for scenery
prompt book
Flat
trap
Dry tech
25. A sky drop that surrounds the back and sides of the stage
Cyclorama (cyc)
give
Backstage
holding for laughs
26. Length of stage engagement for a performance
run
work lights
blocking
prompt book
27. To assume a position of equal dramatic importance with another actor
share
cut
pantomime
places
28. Loose weave curtain on battens used for 'visions' and 'flashbacks' etc opaque when lit from the front and transparent when lit from the back
timing
batten
share
scrim
29. Area between the stage and first row of seats
handprops
Dry tech
countercross
pit (orchestra pit)
30. Three dimensional scenery piece which stands by itself - such as a rock
cold reading
Geletin (gel)
break character
set piece
31. Last words or action of one actor that immediately precede another actor's speech OR a signal for light changes - curtains - etc.
cue
fly rail
focus
break character
32. Platforms or a body position of carious heights
levels
cheat
holding for laughs
Apron
33. Center attention on OR center light beam on
focus
Open up
Blackout
Aesthetics
34. 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
stage directions
Fresnel
Cue-to-Cue
Geletin (gel)
35. A sky drop that surrounds the back and sides of the stage
Cyclorama (cyc)
cross
grip (techie)
understudy
36. Bar to which rigging and ropes are tied
Dry tech
fly rail
House lights
break character
37. Overhead curtain to mask the first border of lights and to regulate the height of the proscenium opening
teaser
pick up cues
topping
Antagonist
38. Auditorium lights used before and after the play and during intermission
tryouts
cut
House lights
Aesthetics
39. Auditorium lights used before and after the play and during intermission
focus
House lights
color blind casting
take stage
40. Printed or typewritten copy of the play
greenroom
project
script
Backstage
41. Permanent framed opening through which the audience sees the play
Flexible theater
proscenium
levels
project
42. Money paid to the author for permission to stage his/her play
Aside
royalty
pit (orchestra pit)
Dry tech
43. Main character with whom the audience's empathy lies
protagonist
blocking
Aesthetics
Dress the stage
44. Taking audience attention away from the proper focal point
Fresnel
stealing the scene
topping
Dry tech
45. Contains script - blocking notations - warnings -crew charts - and other information necessary for producing the play
pantomime
cut
prompt book
holding for laughs
46. The days and nights during the run of a show when a performance is not scheduled
Fresnel
Flexible theater
dark
plot
47. To cover something from audience view
mask
strike
Dress the stage
pantomime
48. To play toward the audience
Open up
grip (techie)
blocking
callback
49. Opening in the stage floor that permits the actors to enter from beneath the floor or to exit beneath it
project
greenroom
Ad-lib
trap
50. White lights used solely for rehearsal. in some theaters the strip lights are used in place of the work lights
walk on
work lights
theme
wings
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