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| a story written to be played out on the stage |
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| the term used to cover all parts of training or instruction in the field of theatre |
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| a written copy of the dialogue that the actors will speak |
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| the personalities actors portray in a scene or a play which are different from their own personalities |
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| males or females playing character roles |
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| an actors assumed behavior for the purpose of projecting a character to an audience |
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| story in dialogue form to be acted out by actors before a live audience |
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| the special literary style in which plays are written |
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| the conversation between actors on the stage |
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| preserved on film as a moving photograph |
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| the writing or performing of plays, as well as the study of the art form. Also, a building in which plays are performed |
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| repeated action that becomes a custom or ceremony |
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| Player-Audience Relationship |
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| the special interactive and "live" relationship that exists between the performers and the audience connecting and bonding them into a team |
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