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| group of plays they will show |
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| in charge of picking plays |
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| kate blanchet and kevin spacey |
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| american theatre producer |
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| calls the q's..runs show and helps director |
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| who holds the prompt book? |
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| cigars,umbrellas,pens,fans |
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| answers only to directors,the designers turn their drawings ,paintings.blureprints,scale models,and sketches |
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| the art or technique of dramatic composition and theatrical representation |
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| actors wait before their entrances |
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| theme of the play "6 degrees" |
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| open to interpretaion by audiences&readers |
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| 5 basic tools of playwright |
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| theme, character, conflict, language, plot |
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| what is the point of attack in 6 degrees |
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| when people get kids involved |
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| moment of rising action(of play 6 degrees) |
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| when the young bf dies at the end of 6 degreese |
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| why does it make play serious? |
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| because no one died in play..creates suspense |
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| protagonist fails cuest collapses |
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| when they cannot find paul |
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| during the last dinner, what is part of the play is this? |
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| the enlightenment (protagonist comes to understand how to beat antagonist) |
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| what does she learn when she walks up 5th avenue |
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| acting tequnique allows actors to find similarity in character |
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| driving force that governs characters actions |
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| trying to analyze characters through their situations,problems,and life limits |
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| method acting (or Stanislavsky system) |
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| recalling own emotions and transferring to their characters. (its psychological) |
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| stella adler and lee stransberg |
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| promoted Stanislavsky system (New York) |
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| the actor studio (name at least 3 actors who went there) |
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al pacino
robert de niro
jane fonda |
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| deep understanding/connection with anothers feelings/situation |
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| not given chance to prepare for script |
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| george ii first modern director |
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| attempt to acuurately translate play from page to stage |
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| adds concepts designs or interpretaions to playwright |
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| no small parts only small actors |
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| intentionally casting men for women roles and vice versa |
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| founded in late 19th century by russian producers,actors,directors& dramatists |
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| movement of actors on stage |
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| when every character and word is scrutinized |
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| fromal arch seperating actors and audience |
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| audience sees characters own emotions and Point of view |
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| theatre not performed in theatre buildings |
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| stage in center (like an island) |
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| a genre of theatre emphasizing subconcoius realities of character |
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| characters subconscious is emphasized |
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| 6 basic elements of design |
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| texture color line movement harmony balance dimension |
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