Toward or at the front part of the stage, near the audience

This stage has a architectural frame, The stage is also deep and sometimes raked.

Works under the lead Director and the producer, works with the stage manager and acts as a conduit between upper management and everyone else

Connection to the voice begins with what?

When did Shakespeare die?

The Part furthest from the audience

This stage has Audiences sits in three sides, the stage area isn't always square, it can be a semi-circular or half a polygon

This Role's checklist can be huge depending on the play's production, they deal with the scenery, lights, props etc.

Your Body creates a natural loudspeaker called what?

How many sonnets has Shakespeare written in his lifetime

Toward or in the part of the stage that is in view of audience

Similar to the In-the-round stages, this stage's audiences surround the stage itself, it's also a large scale auditoria

In charge of raising funds, sometimes hiring personnel. This role is usually the one to discover the script and initiated the production

The primary muscle for breathing and has a dome-like shape

True or False: Shakespeare's actual date remains unknown to the world

The right side of the stage from the Actor's facing the Audience

This stage's actors enter from aisles or vomitories and the audience seating is in a square or polygonal formation.

These roles work directly under choreographer, stage manager, and director, they are the main the main event.

The creation of a vocal sound or vocalization

True or False: Shakespeare had female actors in his plays

Away from stage center, out of Audiences View

This Stage usually consist of a raised rectangular platform at one end of a room, their audiences sit in rows that face the stage

This role falls under the category "Theatrical technician", they work hand to hank on light board, making artistic

Breathing, resonance, phonation, and articulation are elements of what?

What did shakespeare with the rest of his lifetime?