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Director - ANSWERsomeone responsible for the overall creative vision of the show. They instruct the actors and designers. Performer - ANSWERan actor, a singer, or a dancer whose job is to perform within a production. Designer - ANSWERThe design team are brought together by the director and help to...

Acting Area - ANSWERThat area within the performance space within which the performer may move in full view of the audience. Action - ANSWERThe movement or development of the plot or story in a play; the sense of forward movement created by the sense of time and/or the physical and psychological mo...

Tone - ANSWERThe emotional quality of the voice, e.g. menacing. Monotone - ANSWERSpeaking without any expression intonation - ANSWERThe rise and fall of the voice when speaking a line pitch - ANSWERthe highness or lowness of a vocal tone inflection - ANSWERvarying the pitch during a line of spee...

Catechism of the Catholic Church 2567 - Drama - ANSWER"God calls man first. Man may forget his Creator or hide far from his face; he may run after idols or accuse the deity of having abandoned him; yet the living and true God tirelessly calls each person to that mysterious encounter known as pray...

End-on - ANSWERThe stage is at one end of the theatre with seats usually raised and facing it. Proscenium Arch - ANSWERThe audience looks onto the stage through a large arch- like painting a picture. Black Box - ANSWERA studio theatre painted black to achieve neutrality. In The Round - ANSWERThe ...

Director's Concept - ANSWERHow the director imagines the text and its themes, idea mod and design in order to have an impact on the audience proscenium arch - ANSWERa semi permanent wall that divides the stage from the audience the opening in the wall frames the stage in the round - ANSWERthe a...

black out - ANSWERthe quick shutting off of all the stage lights cross fade - ANSWERto fade or dim from one lighting set-up to another without going through a dim-out or black-out lantern - ANSWERname for a stage light spotlight - ANSWERa light that creates one distinct pool of light on the groun...

Advance Bar - ANSWERLighting bar hung from auditorium close to stage. Amp - ANSWERShort for amplifier, which is used to amplify sound. AMP - ANSWERShort for Ampere, a unit of electrical current. Baby Spot - ANSWERSmall spotlight under 500W. Backlight - ANSWERLight coming from upstage, behind sce...

Tone - vocal skills - ANSWERThis describes how the lines are said to convey meaning. For example, a sarcastic tone might mean that while a character says he is pleased to see someone, he is in fact not. Intonation - vocal skills - ANSWERThis describes the rise and fall of the voice to help provide ...

Devising portfolio - ANSWERthe portfolio must cover the following: your contribution to the creation, development and realisation of your piece. You will also need to write about the consideration of genre, structure, character, form, style, and language. Finally you should write about the successfu...

What are the areas of the stage? - ANSWER Theatre in the Round - ANSWERWhen the audience are on all sides. Proscenium Arch - ANSWERHas an apron between stage and audience. Thrust Stage - ANSWERAudience is on three sides. End on Staging - ANSWERAudience on one side. Promenade - ANSWERSet in vari...

CONTEXT - what were the attitudes towards working class in the 19th century - ANSWERthe upper and middle class categorised those in poverty as either 'deserving' or 'undeserving' of help what are 'deserving' poor like? - ANSWERpeople who were seen to have fallen on hard times thro...

Choose any one line from the play in order to show John Tate's motivation in this scene. [1] - ANSWER'Brilliant. Is there one thing that I do not have to do?' Describe the tone and tempo that you would use when speaking this line. [2] - ANSWERI would adopt a slow tempo and a threatening, a...

Playwright - ANSWERThis is the name given to the person who writes the play. Performer - ANSWERAn actor or entertainer who realizes a role or performance in front of an audience. Understudy - ANSWERAn actor who studies another's role so that they can take over when needed. Lighting Designer - ...