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| spontaneois movement and speach creating an sertion person in a particular situation |
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| part of a play in which one character speaks alone |
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| the area that is out of sight of the audience |
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| the area of the auditorium where the audience |
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| performing without words, expressing meaning meaning through physical actions/gestures |
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| the sequence of events in a play, generally including rising action, a climax and a resolution |
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| the major sections of a play |
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| this is the artist who portrays a role on-stage |
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| the ensemble of actors who portrays the roles in a play |
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| the turning point in a play |
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| the area of the stage closest to the audience |
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| the center area of the stage |
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