1. Upstage - area of stage ______________ from the audience Downstage - area of stage _____________ to the audience Stage left - left side of stage from _____________________________ looking out at the audience Stage right - right side of stage from ___________________________ looking out at the audience AUDIENCE Open or open up - turn the body more toward the audience ¼ right or ¼ left - turn slightly (45 degrees from audience) Cheat out or cheat – turn more toward the audience than normal Cross - movement across the stage from one point to another X desk Strong cross - downstage cross Weak cross - upstage cross Personal business - small actions that a character performs without moving from place to place No gum or food onstage Warm up physically and vocally before rehearsals and performances Name: __________________ Per. ______ UR CR C DR UCUL CL DCDL

2. Upstage - area of stage ______________ from the audience Downstage - area of stage _____________ to the audience Stage left - left side of stage from _____________________________ looking out at the audience Stage right - right side of stage from ___________________________ looking out at the audience AUDIENCE Open or open up - turn the body more toward the audience ¼ right or ¼ left - turn slightly (45 degrees from audience) Cheat out or cheat – turn more toward the audience that normal Cross - movement across the stage from one point to another X desk Strong cross - downstage cross Weak cross - upstage cross Personal business - small actions that a character performs without moving from place to place No gum or food onstage Warm up physically and vocally before rehearsals and performances Name: __________________ Per. ______

3. Tongue Twisters/ Vocal Warm ups 1.Ruby red rubber baby buggy bumpers. 2.Eight great gray geese grazing gaily into Greece. 3.The old cold scold sold the school coal scuttle. 4.Which wristwatch is a Swiss wristwatch? 5.Let Letty linger longer at the luncheon. 6.A fly and a flea in a flue Were imprisoned, so what could they do? Said the fly, “let us flee!” “Let us fly!” said the flea, And they flew through a flaw in the flue. Anti-South Jersey (no offense) What is written is important. How now, brown cow. Oh, no! What a strange street it is!