Theatre Glossary (Mike Green)
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Character A person, animal, or entity in a story, scene, or play with specific distinguishing physical, mental, and attitudinal attributes. | |
Character DimensionsPhysical aspects (e.g., sex, age, external traits), social aspects (e.g., family, occupation), and psychological aspects (e.g., attitudes, motivation, values) of a character. | |
Characterization The process of exploring the physical, social, and psychological aspects of a role in order to create a believable character. (see Acting) | |
CommunicationVerbal or nonverbal interaction between persons to share meaning. | |
ConcentrationThe ability to focus and maintain attention upon an object, image, idea, action, or experiences while excluding distracting factors. | |
Concept (Design)The designer's interpretation of the director's vision in scenery, properties, lighting, sound, costumes, and makeup. | |
Concept (Production)The unified, physical expression that fulfills the director's vision. | |
CostumeAn actor's stage clothing. | |
Creative Drama (see Drama/Theatre and Dramatic Activities) | |