Drama Conventions Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• aside : a theatrical device where a character briefly addresses the audience directly, typically speaking their thoughts or revealing information that other characters on stage are not meant to hear.
• characterisation : the process of developing and representing a character in a performance and a playscript. it involves creating a distinct personality, traits, motivations, and behaviour for a character to make them believable and relatable to the audience.
• costuming : the selection and design of clothing and accessories worn by actors to visually represent their characters.
• dialogue : a form of spoken communication within a play.
• duologue : refers to a conversation between 2 characters.
• lighting : involves the use of lights to create atmosphere, highlight specific areas or actors, and convey mood or emotion.
• monologue : a speech delivered by a single character, addressing the audience, other characters, or themselves.
• props : objects used by actors during a performance to help the audience believe they are in a different place and time.
• scene-description : gives important details and instructions for a specific scene. it describes things like where the scene takes place, what props are used, where the characters are, and what actions they do.
• sound : includes the selection and inclusion of sound effects, music, or other elements to enhance the audience’s experience.
• symbols : objects, actions or elements that carry deeper meanings and represent abstract ideas or concepts within the play.
• time-indicators : references or cues within the script or stage directions that indicate the specific time or period in which the scene takes place.