Costumes An actor's stage clothing. An abstract style of stage setting that employs skeletal structures instead of real props. Critic A specialist in judging plays. Critique A positive or negative evaluation. To move from one position to another onstage.
Curtain calls The appearance of a play's cast in response to an audience's applause.
Dialogue Words used by characters to express thoughts, feelings and actions. The selection and pronunciation of words and their combination in speech. The person in charge of molding all aspects of production into a unified whole. The study of the art form through an improvisational process-centered form of theatre in which participants are guided by a leader to imagine, enact and reflect upon human experience. The primary purpose of drama in the classroom is to facilitate learning by the participants, rather than to create a performance for an audience.