Theatre Review

The actor's "want" is the same as their _________?

• motivation

• objective

• backstory

• tactic

What are the tools of the actor?

• memorization, rehearsal, monologues, and dialogue

• mind (imagination), body, voice, and concentration (focus)

• props, costumes, sets, lights

• tragedy, comedy, prosenium, and thrust

The thing that pushes you to go after your “want”.

• backstory

• motivation

• tactics

• objective

Pantomime is __________.

• Acting without script or words.

• Acting wihout words or rehearsal.

• Acting without dialogue or monologue.

• Acting wihout words or sound.

What is improvisation?

• Acting without script or rehearsal.

• Acting wihout words or rehearsal.

• Acting without script or words.

• Acting without dialogue or monologue.

Every drama has a ______.

• monologue, byline, storyline

• playwright, author, and composer

• beginning, middle, and end

• character, editor, story pattern

A long speech given by an actor in a play is called a _______.

• Lines

• Speech

• Dialogue

• Monologue

The thing that stands in the way of the character getting what they want is called the ____________.

• obstacle

• mountain

• protagonist

• antagonist

Objects the actors use to help bring a drama to life are called _________.

• Script

• Dialogue

• Scenes

• Props

In drama, what shows the changes in settings over time?

• Stage directions

• Dialogue

• Script

• Scenes