Theatre Glossary (Mike Green)
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EnactThe process and fulfillment of creating a believable being outside oneself. | |
EnsembleThe dynamic interaction and harmonious blending of the efforts of the many artists involved in a dramatic activity or theatrical production. | |
Evaluation Analysis and appraisal of personal efforts and the efforts of others. | |
ExercisesIndividual and group activities designed by the drama/theatre leader to teach process, skills, and concepts. | |
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FantasyThe use of imagination to create strange, unusual, or nonrealistic characters or settings. | |
Focus. The concept of guiding the attention of the players and audience to a particular place or person at a given moment. | |
Formal Drama Dramatic activity designed for presentation with the focus on the final production and audience reception. | |
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Guided Dramatic Play Imaginative play stimulated by a trained leader. | |
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Image. The sensory record of a object or experience that remains in the mind's eye in the absence of the actual object or experience. | |
Imagery The mental reconstruction of an experience without the original sensory stimulation. | |