Drama ch.10

person in charge of the artisitic production of a play

the registration of owenership of a literary or musical work

a fee required to produce a play or musical

a drawing of the stage setting as seen from above

usually a loose-leaf notebook containing the script marked with all stage movement, entrances and exits, technical cues, and special instructions for the production

additional oppurtunities for the actor to audition

a person who learns a part in order to sustitute in a performance should the original act not be able to appear in a show

production session in which the actor and technicians prepare by reptition

rehearsals for the purpose of reading and analyzing the scripts as well as discussing and understanding characterization

rehearsals for planning stage movement and groupings

a test run of the show's dialouge to ensure that all lines have been memorized; also called a line rehearsal

rehearsals used to correct problems that occured in the runthroughs

a rehearsal conducted as if it were an actual performance

take apart the stage setting, remove it from the stage, and store all parts of the production for future use.