Drama Vocabulary List

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What is an accent?
An accent is a way of speaking used in a local area or country
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What does articulation mean?
Clear pronunciation of words
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What is an aside?
A remark to the audience only
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What is an audience?
An audience is people who are watching the drama
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What is an auditorium
The area for the audience, generally filled with seats
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What is an avenue?
Audience seated on two sides of the acting area
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What is blocking
Deciding where and when actors will move on stage
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What is body language?
Messages given by the position or movement of the body
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What is clarity?
Clearness of the voice
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what is hot-seating?
Questioning a character in roll
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What are conventions?
Alternative ways of presenting parts in a drama
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what are props?
short for properties- objects used by an actor
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What is tone?
Change of voice to express emotion
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What is volume
Loudness or quietness of the voice
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What are facial expressions?
Look on face which shows emotion
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What is Posture?
Position of the body- how it is held
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What is a costume?
clothes worn by actors for their characters
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what is makeup?
make-up is worn by actors for their characters
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what is a flashback?
acting out an event in the past
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what is a flash-forward?
acting out of a future or imagined event
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what is narration?
Part(s) of the drama are told as a story by a narrator
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what is a soliloquy?
A single lengthy speech, made when no other characters are on stage
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what is park-bench?
A classic improvisation game based around the characters you might meet on a park bench. Aim. Develop improvisation skills
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what is writing in roll?
where you write a diary/letter as your character
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what is theatre in the round?
audience seated all around the acting area
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what is thrust staging?
audience seated on three sides of the acting area
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what is the proscenium arch?
stage within an enclosing arch
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what is a tragedy?
A drama about unhappy events and with a sad ending
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What does articulation mean?

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Clear pronunciation of words

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What is an aside?

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What is an audience?

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What is an auditorium

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