| Theater Jobs | The Voice | Types of stages | stage positions | Shakespeare |
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Who is the money of the show?
Producer
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What is projection?
speaking so audience can hear and understand you from all areas.
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What is a flexible stage?
a stage with flexible sitting and walls. Audience can be moved around depending on location
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example 1- DL
down left
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When was Shakespeare born?
April 23rd, 1564 in Stratford Upon Avon
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The person who "calls" the show?
Stage manager
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what are the three articulators?
lips, teeth and tongue
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What is an arena stage?
audience is on all 4 sides.
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example 2- UR
up right
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How many kids did he have plus their names?
3 - Susanna, Judith and Hamnet
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handles the budget?
Business manager
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What is inflection?
the rise and fall of your pitch.
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What stage hides theatrical elements such as lights?
Proscenium stage
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example 3- RC
right center
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When did Shakespeare move back to Stratford?
In 1613.
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in charged of all the advertisement for the show?
Publicity manager
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What is 3 good and 3 bad vocal health?
bad- caffeine, alcohol, smoking
good- room temp. water, veggies, fresh fruits |
On what stage does audience sit on 3 sides?
A thrust stage.
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example 4- UL
up left
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What is the name of the theatre he owned?
The Globe
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In charge of everything?
Director
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What is an actors instrument?
voice, body and mind
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What stage is most common to use?
Proscenium stage.
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What does C, U, D, L and R stand for?
C- center
U-up D-down L-left R-right |
What is ironic about the day he died?
He died on his birthday
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