Theatre Arts I - Week 1 & 2 Vocabulary Crossword

Information that is implied in the dialogue but not stated
The smallest unit of dramatic action
The act of vocal expression, utterance or enunciation uttered clearly in distinct syllables
Vocal organs that help produce sound, including the hard pallet, soft pallet; tongue, lips and teeth
telling a story or presenting an idea through bodily movement and expression rather than word
to increase voice or actions so they will carry to the audience
a rich, warm vocal tone
parts of the human anatomy that assist in sound resonance; nasal cavity, oral cavity, tongue, soft palate, vocal chords, larynx
A printed copy of the play
The area of the stage extending beyond the proscenium
Stage direction referring to the back of the stage, or that part furthest from the audience
The area of the stage closest to the audience
the stage area to the actor’s left as he or she faces the audience
the stage area to the actor’s right as he or she faces the audience
the stage area in the center of the stage
The entire theatre beyond the front of the stage
The area of a play's action in which the audience sits surrounding the stage.
a stage with a permanent framed opening through which the audience sees the play
A stage that juts into the audience area, with the audience usually sitting around its three sides
An actor’s move from one side of the stage to another