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Projections, fires, rainbows, fog, bright rays of light, explosions, lightning, strobe lights or ...

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________ sheets indicate the lighting at the beginning of each scene, the dimmers to be used and the ...

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Only in recent years has ________ design been recognized as the fourth area of design in the ...

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The designer creates a sound ________ , which is similar to the sound score but much more detailed ...

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This type of theatre breaks down barriers by involving the audience, using new staging techniques, ...

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Some people would argue that the arts have no real purpose for society. Some would say that the arts ...

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For most of American theatre history, whites wearing heavy ethnic makeup acted as African Americans, ...

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The 1920s and 1930s were a time when black artists, actors, poets, musicians, and writers converged ...

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One study found that while 73.1 percent of all speaking roles in movies were white, only 4.9 percent ...

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What are the advantages of mixing cultures in cross-cultural theatre? What are the disadvantages? If ...

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An example of product placement is... A) Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl B) An actor in a movie ...

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Besides ticket sales, name three sources of funding for nonprofit theatres. What will be an ideal ...

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The word ____________________ is often used to describe the collaborative nature of theatre-making. ...

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What distinguishes the role of the actor in film from that of the theatre? What will be an ideal ...

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This person is the liaison between playwrights, agents, and the theatre. He or she also writes grant ...

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Where do stage managers keep all the blocking and cue notes? A) In their head B) The record ...

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In the theatre, prop is short for... A) Proper B) Proprietors C) Propound D) Property E) ...

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In theatre lingo, a house is... A) The area above the stage B) The lobby C) The place where ...

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The _______, written by the stage manager, lets the entire ensemble know how rehearsal went and ...

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This is the audience's willingness to put aside everyday reality and agree to accept the play's ...

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The performance artist Ron Athey shocked the audience at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis with ...

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According to the authors of your text, there are specific actions that comprise audience etiquette. ...

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When actors think back over certain incidents in their lives and remember them well enough to relive ...

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Acting coach __________ emphasized stamina and concentration in his training, developing exercises, ...

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What is the method Stanislavsky advocated to help an actor get to the point of feeling a strong ...

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