All About Acting! Crossword

The "real person" on the stage.
The imaginary person, thing, or animal the actor pretends to be on stage.
A signal to begin action or dialogue.
A scene for two people. (two words)
Information given through dialogue during a scene that explains events leading up to the action.
A movement, usually of the arms, that helps to express an idea or a feeling.
A prop that can be easily handled. EX: books, chalk, dishes, etc. (two words)
A scene performed with little to no rehearsal.
A scene for one actor, who speaks his or her thoughts aloud and talks to an imaginary character or directly to the audience.
A performance that communicates an idea or an action without using dialogue.
Any item used on stage.
The actual pieces of furniture, platforms, or other items on the stage.
A large prop, such as a piece of furniture, that is not easily moved. EX: chairs, tables, fireplaces, etc. (two words)
The imaginary place and time the stage area represents.
The nine acting areas of a stage. EX: center stage, downstage left, upstage right, etc. (two words)