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Theatre Key ConceptsVersión en línea Keywords you need to know por Natalia Font A B C D E F G H I L M N P R S T U V W Starts with A to perform as a character in a play. Also, a section of a play. Starts with B the area behind or beyond the stage where actors get ready and change costumes. Starts with C all the actors and actresses in a play. Starts with D a story that is acted out on a stage by actors and actresses; the art of composing, writing, acting, or producing plays. Starts with E to leave the stage. Starts with F key moment, scene, character, relationship or event in a drama. Starts with G textual information given to an actor about a character or moment (this cannot be altered). This will help them to play the character and situation true to the text. Starts with H the lights in the theatre before and after a performance and when the curtain is down on stage. Starts with I to make up the movements and words instead of following a written script. Starts with L the words spoken by the actors and actresses in a play. Starts with M to imitate someone or something. Starts with N a section of the story is spoken. There may be some action happening at the same time. This is usually spoken directly to the audience. Starts with P an object used in a play that is not a costume or scenery. Starts with R a practice time for actors, actresses, and musicians. Starts with S a beam of light that shines on the stage. Starts with T a place where plays are performed. Starts with U a person in the theatre who helps people in the audience find their seats. Starts with V pre-recorded voice explaining the action, the thoughts of a character or giving the audience guidance. Starts with W the areas at the sides of the stage that the audience can’t see.

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Theatre Key ConceptsVersión en línea

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Starts with A

to perform as a character in a play. Also, a section of a play.

Starts with B

the area behind or beyond the stage where actors get ready and change costumes.

Starts with C

all the actors and actresses in a play.

Starts with D

a story that is acted out on a stage by actors and actresses; the art of composing, writing, acting, or producing plays.

Starts with E

to leave the stage.

Starts with F

key moment, scene, character, relationship or event in a drama.

Starts with G

textual information given to an actor about a character or moment (this cannot be altered). This will help them to play the character and situation true to the text.

Starts with H

the lights in the theatre before and after a performance and when the curtain is down on stage.

Starts with I

to make up the movements and words instead of following a written script.

Starts with L

the words spoken by the actors and actresses in a play.

Starts with M

to imitate someone or something.

Starts with N

a section of the story is spoken. There may be some action happening at the same time. This is usually spoken directly to the audience.

Starts with P

an object used in a play that is not a costume or scenery.

Starts with R

a practice time for actors, actresses, and musicians.

Starts with S

a beam of light that shines on the stage.

Starts with T

a place where plays are performed.

Starts with U

a person in the theatre who helps people in the audience find their seats.

Starts with V

pre-recorded voice explaining the action, the thoughts of a character or giving the audience guidance.

Starts with W

the areas at the sides of the stage that the audience can’t see.