The properties or small objects used by the actors

The practice or repetition of a play in preperation for public performance

A location or setting. A division within an act of a play

The large peice (flats, backdrops, furniture) that are placed on the stage to represent the location

Lines in a play spoken by one character alone on the stage, in which his or her thoughts are revealed

The manuscript or form in which the play is written; it contains the dialogue, stage directions, and time and place of each act and scene

A topic or subject developed in a play, the subject on which the plot is based

The design for a dance; written representation of the steps of dancing

A person who performs in a play, who assumed the role of a character

The signal for an actor to speak or perform an action, usually a line spoken by another actor

The return of the entire cast to the stage after the end of a performance, when they recieve and acknowlege applause

The lines of the play spoken by the actors

The person in charge; the one who gives directions to the actors and assumes ultimate responsibility for the production

The final rehearsal of a play, when costumes are worn and all stage effects are complete

A recess or temporary stopping of action, usually about halfway through a play

A person who writes plays

The notes given to the actor to tell him where to stand, to move or how to present a line. Usually appear in parenthesis.

The front of the stage; the area nearest the audience

The rear of the stage; the area farthest from the audience

The side areas of the stage, out of view of the audience, the area where the actors wait for their entrances

The area behind the stage, not visible to the audience

Night

Water

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1

2

3

5

6

7

8

9

10

The Dog

The Cat

Shoes (plural)

The Dumb One

Happy

Backpack

School

Mouth

Arm

Head

Knees (Plural)

Feet (Plural)

Eyes

Nose

Fingers (plural)

Money

Animals

Fruit

Computer

Book

Friends

Hello

Ears

Hand

Boy

Girl

Chocolate

Science

Math

History

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