Drama Terms Crossword Puzzle

Someone who writes plays
The process of changing an actor's pitch or tone
Left from the point of view of an actor on a stage facing the audience
Conversation between two or more people
The precise staging of actors
Right from the point of view of an actor on a stage facing the audience
The front of a stage
A speech by one actor
Sides of a stage used for scenery, performer preparation and circulation; referred to as offstage right and offstage left
The back of the stage from the audience's perspective
Person in charge of supervising actors, staff, and camera crew
Different parts of the play
Clothes worn by the actors to portray a character
Written words of a play
Those who act out the characters
Things used by the actors in the play
Group of actors in the play
Giving actors/actresses their roles in a production
Named after a street in New York City, this is a league of professional productions
Acting out a scene, but making it up as they go along
A break that is approximately in the middle of the show that lasts anywhere from 5-20 minutes
To specify where performers should stand, move, and act while speaking their lines
Anyone who helps with the production that is not preforming