creative arts

stage

platform on which people perform

theatre

building in which people perform

audience

people who watch the performance

character

fictional people in a play

playwright

parson who writes the play

script

written version of the play

dialogue

spoken words that reviel the story

narrator

person who explains the story

narration

words that explain the story

a sequel narrative

focuses on the unfolding of a story over time

chorus

crowd sharing the same point of view

play

imaginary situation where actors speak and act as if the situation was real

performance space

area marked out as the place where activities will take place

props

objects actors use while acting

reflection

involves thinking about an action, statement or visual stimulus to discover meaning

symbol

shape, action or thing that conveys a massage or meaning

repitition

rhym, a patterned measued movement

blocking

how to position yourself on stage

corpsing

stay in character emotionly and not laugh

voice over

speaking over actions

sience

to remain quite as part of the performance

role play

act out a part and remain in character

praise poem recital

recite poem mentioning only the good parts

mime

action without words

dance

use movement, rhythmically and stylistically

short musical composition of words and music

chant

repeated rhythmic phrase

freeze

stop suddenly at a particular point whie acting

slow motion action

slow down and drag out actions

montage

to edit or have many short scenes in a play

enrol audience

to involve the audience