Check - Drama - W/E - 19.3.21 - Y11

Which of these is the correct definition of characterisation?

• How well the actor prjects their voice

• How well the actor learns their lines

• How the performer portrays the character

• How the playwright describes the character

Which key word is this a description of?

What you want the audience to think and feel when watching your performance

• Commitment

• Intentions

• Strike

• Collaboration

What is physical theatre?

• Using your body to express emotion and create movement

• Moving around a lot

• Exercising before you do a performance

• Performing a play about sports

What is a "get-in?"

• Walking into the theatre for the first time

• Taking the set down after a show

• Setting up for a performance

• Having a break in the interval

What is the correct term for taking set down after a performance?

• Get acting

• Get-out

• Get-in

• Strike

What does audience/actor relationship refer to?

• Knowing how far away the audience is

• Being aware of interacting with the audience

• Speaking to the audience

• Being able to see the audience

What is the correct name for the person who wrote the play?

• The screen writer

• The script writer

• The author

• The playwright

What is marking a moment?

• Using marker pen on the stage scenery

• Using a technique/music/lights to make an important moment stand out

• Marking a place on the stage

• Where the action freezes in the performance

Who in theatre, would use a 3D model?

• The electrician

• The lighting engineer

• The set designer

• The director

Why might a 3D model be used?

• To give the set designer more to do

• To show the director what the finished set will look like

• Because they look good

• In a performance, to create tension