Theatre Vocabulary Crossword

A long section of speech where just one person is speaking, commonly used in auditions
A type of audition where an actor/actress is given the script right before the audition, and is given a few minutes to prepare
Often used in auditions, where an actor/actress is given a prompt and they act out a scene, making it up as they go along
Giving actors/actresses their roles in a production
The team of actors and actresses preforming in a production
Anyone whohelps with the production that is not preforming
a prestigious award given to professional plays, similar to the Grammys or an Oscar
A booklet that contains actor's/actresses' lines and actions as well as stage and set notes
An author who has written plays/musicals
Named after a street in New York City, this is a league of professional productions
A break that is approximately in the middle of the show that lasts anywhere from 5-20 minutes
A nickname for where the orchestra plays
A piece of the stage that extends over the pit
An item for the actors/actresses to interact with on stage
To specify where performers should stand, move, and act while speaking their lines
The first song that is played, it is all instrumental and includes melodies from later songs
The line before your line
To block out a dance, or complicated action sequence (ex. swoardfight)
Right or left according to the preformer's position while facing the audience, UP STAGE is away from the audience and DOWN STAGE is towards them