1 Transitive verbs a character uses to try to achieve their goal/objective,
2
Constructive feedback that responds to a performance.
3. Planned physical movement on stage to aide in telling the story
4
Pronunciation of words, choice of words, manner in which someone
expresses themselves verbally,
5 Incidental movement or tasks performed onstage by a character, Le
washing the dishes, making a sandwich, folding laundry business may add to
6.
The smallest unit of action,
7
The practice of drills, exercises, etc in preparing for a performance,
8
Telling a story through movement
9
A form of performance in which plot, character, dialogue are developed
spontaneously
10. Appropriate behavior when seeing live theatre.
Word Bank
A Rehearsal B Blocking Diction D. Tactic Business Improvisation
6. Beat H. Pantomime 1 Critique Theatre Etiquette

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