Theatre Glossary (Mike Green)
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ImaginationThe ability to develop original or novel images by relating one image to another, altering or combining images from previous experience. | |
Improvisation The spontaneous use of movement and speech to create a character or object in a particular situation. | |
Informal Drama Dramatic activity of any sort that is nor designed for presentation. | |
Interpersonal SkillsThe development of the individual through interaction with others and self enhancement while participating in, observing, and studying drama/theatre. (see Ensemble) | |
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LanguageThe use of vocal sounds in meaningful patterns and corresponding written symbols to form, express, and communicate thoughts and feelings. | |
LightingThe illumination of the stage by means of artificial light. | |
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MakeupCosmetics used to change the appearance of the face and other exposed surfaces on the body in order to emphasize characteristics appropriate to a role. | |
MetaphorA symbolic comparison where one thing stands for another thing: | |
Motivation The actor's justification for doing or saying something. | |
MovementA flow of action combined with an awareness of space, time, and direction. Movement includes gross and fine motor skills employed in nonverbal communication. | |