Theatre Glossary (Mike Green)
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RoleThe characteristic and expected social behavior of an individual in a given position (e.g., mother, employer). Role portrayal is likely to be more predictable and one-dimensional than character portrayal. |
Role-PlayingEnacting a person other than oneself in an improvisation based on a given dramatic situation. |
RubricAn established set of standards used for the purpose of evaluation. |
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SceneSet; the arrangement of scenic elements (e.g., curtains, flats, drops, platforms), properties, and lights to represent the locale in a dramatic performance. |
ScriptThe written dialogue, description, and directions provided by the playwright. |
Self-ConceptA sense of knowing and appreciating oneself; an awareness of one's potential, values, strengths, and weaknesses; an understanding of one's image as perceived by others. |
Sensory Perception Heightened awareness of physical sensations and emotional states. |
Sensory RecallSensory perceptions elicited from past experiences. |
SettingThe time and place in which the dramatic action occurs. |
Social DisciplineAdherence to those beliefs, values, and behaviors deemed acceptable by the group. |