Drama

• What characterizes a Proscenium Arch stage?

  A frame that separates the stage from the audience
• How is a Traverse stage arranged?

  Audience sits on either side of a long stage
• How does a proscenium arch enhance the viewing experience?

  It creates a naturalistic viewing experience
• What is one disadvantage of proscenium arch staging?

  Distance from audience
• What are the characteristics of a Thrust stage?

  • Audience on three sides.
  • Stage extends into the audience.
• According to the diagram, what does the colour teal represent?

  The stage
• What is one advantage of proscenium arch staging?

  Realistic settings
• What is the name of the element on the left side of the diagram?

  Audience
• What is end-on staging similar to?

  Proscenium arch
• Which type of stage configuration includes an 'apron' area?

  Proscenium arch
• Why would a murder mystery be effective in in the round staging?

  It allows audience to examine evidence from all angles
• What is the purpose of the fourth wall effect in theater?

  It creates an invisible barrier between actors and viewers
• What is a proscenium arch?

  A picture frame-like structure for staging
• What is unique about an In the Round stage?

  The audience surrounds the stage on all sides
• What is a thrust stage in theatre design?

  A stage extending into the audience area
• According to the diagram, what area does the grey colour represent?

  The audience
• What are the advantages and disadvantages of proscenium arch staging?

  Advantages:

  • Realistic settings
  • Controlled sightlines
  • Effective lighting

  
  

  Disadvantages:

  • Distance from audience
  • Limited audience interaction
  • Can feel detached
• What is a Promenade stage?

  Audience moves with performers through different areas
• What is the name of the part of the rocket that provides the thrust force?

  Thrust vanes
• In an end-on stage configuration, where is the audience located in relation to the stage?

  Directly in front of it
• How does traverse staging differ from in-the-round staging?

  Traverse staging divides the audience into two groups
• What defines a Thrust stage?

  Stage extends into the audience on three sides
• Why is controlled sightlines an advantage of proscenium arch staging?

  It ensures all audience members see the action
• Why is staging important in theatre?

  It enhances the audience's experience of the play
• In a traverse stage setup, where does the audience sit?

  On two sides of the stage
• What is represented by the color purple in the diagram?

  The apron
• How does effective lighting function in proscenium arch staging?

  It enhances the visual aspects of the performance
• What are the characteristics of a Traverse stage?

  • Audience on two sides.
  • Stage is long and narrow.
• Which stage type has the audience surrounding the stage completely?

  In the round
• What is the name of the central element in the diagram?

  Stage
• What are the characteristics of an In the Round stage?

  • Audience surrounds the stage.
  • Creates an intimate viewing experience.
• What is the purpose of the stairs in the image?

  To provide access to a higher level of the stage
• How does the fixed, raked seating arrangement affect the audience's experience in proscenium arch staging?

  It provides a clear view of the stage
• What type of performance space does end-on staging provide?

  Direct audience-facing performance space
• What is the name of the element on the right side of the diagram?

  Scenography
• What is the purpose of the "In stock?" decision step?

  To check if the item is in stock
• How do different types of stages affect audience experience?

  • Proscenium Arch: Focus on the action
  • End-on: Similar to proscenium but more intimate
  • In the Round: Engages audience from all angles
  • Traverse: Creates a sense of closeness
  • Thrust: Involves audience on three sides
  • Promenade: Immersive experience with movement
• What is the key difference between 'Known audiences' and 'Transacting consumers'?

  Known audiences have an increased propensity to pay, while transacting consumers establish a billing relationship
• In a thrust stage configuration, how is the audience situated?

  On three sides of the stage
• What are the characteristics of an End-on stage?

  • Audience faces the stage directly.
  • Simplest form of stage layout.