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Stage directions are non-spoken texts that convey a wide variety of information to the actors, designers, and directors. This information can include where the scene is set, what the setting looks and sounds like, how the actors move, and what emotions should be behind the delivery of the lines.

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include stage directions to communicate important information and details about the play. They also highlight the significant elements of the story that must be conveyed to the audience. While the audience typically never encounters the stage directions directly, stage directions influence nearly everything the audience sees in a performance.

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Stage directions divide the stage into nine areas from the perspective of the actor. This means that from the audience's perspective, the directions are flipped. These are the key coordinates:

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refers to the area closest to the audience.

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refers to the middle square of the nine.

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is the audience's right, known as house right.

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is the audience's left, known as house left.

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refers to the area furthest from the audience.

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Design your own stage and labeled them according to what is being discussed. Be creative in making your output and submit it on our next meeting. The criteria for the output is the following: Accuracy of the directions (50%),Vocabulary (30%), and Creativity (20%)