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BASIC THEATRE VOCABULARY

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Search forward, down and diagonal to find these common theatre words. (Disregard the dash in ROLE-PLAYING.)

CONFLICT COSTUMES DIALOGUE IMPROVISATION

MAKEUP MIMICRY

MONOLOGUE MUSIC

PANTOMIME PLOT PROPS ROLE

ROLE-PLAYING SCRIPT

SCENERY SOUND

STORYLINE STORYTELLING

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WORD SEARCH Solution and definitions

CONFLICT-- disagreement between

the actions and dialogue to put oneself

characters or ideas in a play

in another's place in a particular

COSTUMES-- clothing worn onstage to

situation

give information about a character,

SCENERY --a painted backdrop or flat

such as where the story takes place,

on a theatrical stage that represents

when it takes place, social status, etc.

where the story takes place

DIALOGUE-- The conversation between SCRIPT--a written manuscript containing

two or more characters onstage

dialogue and stage directions

IMPROVISATION-- to ad-lib or invent

SOUND-- an audible noise, not spoken

dialogue not in the script

by an actor, used to help create the

MAKEUP-- cosmetics applied to the

environment, establish a mood or aide

actor's face and body that helps create

in telling the story (e.g., door slam,

the image of who the character is

thunder, phone ringing)

MIMICRY-- the act or practice of imitating STORYLINE--events of the story; has a

another person or action

beginning, a middle, and an end

MONOLOGUE-- a dramatic presentation STORYTELLING-- the spoken telling of a

made by one person, also called a

story

soliloquy

MUSIC-- an element of

production that often helps create a mood, add

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suspense, etc.

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play developed through the unfolding of a series of events PROPS-- all articles, except

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costumes or scenery,

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production (e.g., pan,

suitcase, stuffed animal)

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character ROLE-PLAYING-- to imitate

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