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An actor is one who interprets a dramatic character

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An ensemble is a group of people such as dancers, actors, etc in a production.

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Drama- is a type of storytelling usually performed on stage or screen where you can express your emotions and deal with conflicts in their lives.

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to improvise especially lines or a speech

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The personalities or parts that actors become in a play; roles played by actors in a play

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Breaking character is when an actor accidentally stops acting as their role and acts like themselves

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Acting is when someone pretends to be another person using their voice body language and emotions to bring a character

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to be able to pronounce each word loudly and clear

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An observation or remark made by a character to the audience that is not being heard by other actors.

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Blocking is the rough draft of how a scene would go via actions.

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The action of crossing the stage

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A Cue in drama is any signal that prompts an actor to do something during a performance or rehearsal.

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A part of a play; a division/chapter.

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when an actor plays/faces towards the audience while conversing with another character.

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The words spoken by actors during a play

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Practicing with your script. (not knowing lines)

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The left side of the stage from the actors perspective

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When the actor reads from a script for the very first time

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Rehearsing without a script (having your lines memorized)

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The right side of the stage in the perspective of the actor(s).

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In a drama class the term stage business or simply business refers to the small actions or activities that actors perform on stage to make their characters

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A dress rehearsal is the last complete practice of a play, with costumes and all technical elements, just like the real show.

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When a character leaves the stage during a play.

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a person who is in charge of an activity, department, or organization.

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Moment or place in the script when an actor comes on stage.

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A rehearsal without it's actors, it mainly surrounds technical things such as light cues or scenic changes.

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The objective is a goal that a character wants to achieve

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Motivation is what drives a character to say what he says and to do what he does

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The solution to the conflict in a play/ wrapping up of events

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When an actor performs a bit from a theatrical performance/reading in front of the director

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When a actor tries for a role by either preforming a short piece or reading from a script in front of her director or casting agent

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To darken a stage suddenly, enhancing the effect of stage action and permitting a swift change of scenery.

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External obstacles include: good staging, props, weather, costume. Internal obstacles can include: stage of being, character elements, past life, time, relationship.

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Taking everything off the stage after the final performance

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An actor who is versed( skilled) in another actor part ready to step in if needed

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A physical, mental , or vocal activity used to prepare an actor for a performance

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Selecting which actors will play characters/roles

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Information about what had happened before the action of the play begins the set up

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The actual normal lights in a room

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Waiting for the audience to quiet down before continuing with your part in a theatrical production

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The clothing worn by the actors who are performing characters in a show

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Underlining the meaning/thoughts an actor that aren't explicitly said within the script/dialogue.

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A short play with a beginning, middle and end- usually has no intermission

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person who runs rehearsals and live performances, serving as the communication hub for a theater production.

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where you'r supposed to be, their position before a play or scene begins

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What happens in a play; the order of the events; the story as opposed to the theme; what happens rather than what it means

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The principal character around whom the action revolvers, the main character

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Stage picture created by the actors posing motionless. A freeze. A living picture.

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an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play.

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The character who provides obstacles to the protagonists objective in a play

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A chart that tracks the clothing worn by each actor in each scene.

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The outline/shape of a body (with or without a costume)

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Examining a character's trait to inform costume choices.

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Creating a costume that gives the impression of historical accuracy without being an exact replica

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Using costume elements to convey a deeper meaning for the character or play.

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The tone of how someone speaks (loud, soft, etc), there is also a difference between yelling and a stage voice.

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The pace of how someone talks (fast, slow)

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How clear one speaks, not mumbled, easy to hear and understand.

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the quality of a sound governed by the rate of vibrations producing it; the degree of highness or lowness of a tone.

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performers should stand up straight with weight on both feet. when holding a script, it should be held sightly above the waist line.

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Asking how would i recent if were in this situation to stimulate natural personal responses.

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Defining what the character want in a scene (objective) and their overarching goal for the entire play (super objective

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Thoroughly understanding the world of the play including the time location and previous events

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the hidden unspoken meaning behind lines which drives the action

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using specific physical movements to trigger emotional response supported by a relaxed focused state.