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| the clear and precise pronunciation of words. |
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the parts of the body that create consonant sounds. |
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| the parts of the body that create consonant sounds. |
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to speak or to act without a script. |
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variety in speech reflecting changing thoughts and emotions. |
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| to act without words through facial expression and gesture |
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| an image make your voice fill the performance space; to cast an image or patterned light onto a screen or other surface |
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| a quality caused by vibration that enriches vocal tone |
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| the acting area of the stage that extends beyond the proscenium arch |
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| a performance space in which the audiance sits all around the stage |
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| the part of the stage closer to the audience |
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| the auditorium or area where the audience sits |
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| how the play should look and feel |
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| a performance in which the audiance views the action as if through a picture frame |
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| instage decoration to help establish time and place onstage |
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| the director's technical liasion backstage during rehearsal and performance |
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| a combination of the proscenium and the arena stage with the audiance sitting on two or three sides |
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| the stage area away from the audiance |
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| a smaller section of a scene, divided where a shift in emotion or topic occur |
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