Understanding Theatre Concepts

The background music used to enhance a scene

The ways in which characters communicate or interact with each other

The lighting effects used during a performance

The costumes worn by characters

The script used by actors

The reason behind a character's behavior and actions in a given scene

The set design of a play

The director's instructions

A musical performance by the cast

The actors perform the same movement at exactly the same time

Actors performing different movements at the same time

A solo dance performance

A group of people speaking in unison

A dialogue between two characters

The final speech in a play

A monologue delivered by the lead actor

The complexity of a script

The emotional impact of a performance

Clearness of the voice

The volume at which lines are delivered

To perform a solo act

To write a script

To design costumes

Working together

The mood of a play

The physical appearance through hue and pigmentation

The lighting design

The genre of a play

A modern drama genre

A style of drama that originated in Italy in the 16th century

A type of musical theatre

A traditional dance form

A play that treats characters and situations in a humorous way

A story with a tragic ending

A historical drama

A play without music

High ticket sales

The use of special effects

Complex set designs

How the performers share messages or information with the audience verbally, non-verbally and physically