GCSE paper 1 Multiple choice

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What is the In-the-Round stage type?

A performance space where the audience is seated all around the stage.

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What is a Thrust stage?

A stage that extends into the audience and is surrounded by seating on three sides.

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What does a Promenade stage involve?

An interactive performance style where the audience moves around the performance space.

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What is a Proscenium Arch stage?

A traditional stage setup where the audience faces one side of the stage through a framed opening.

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Describe an End-on stage type.

A configuration where the audience faces the stage directly, similar to a Proscenium but without the arch.

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Advantages of the In-the-Round stage?

Provides intimacy and allows for varied audience perspectives.

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Disadvantages of a Thrust stage?

Limited backstage space and challenges in staging due to audience proximity.

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What unique aspects does a Promenade stage bring?

Encourages dynamic movement and engagement from the audience, making them part of the experience.

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What is a key feature of the Proscenium Arch stage?

It creates a 'picture frame' effect, focusing the audience's attention on the stage action.

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What is a Traverse stage?

A stage type where the audience is seated on two sides of the performance area, allowing for a more intimate viewing experience.