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Across 4. A one sided speech by a single actor. 6. A signal, verbal or physical, that indicates something is going to happen. 8. The center of the area defined as the stage. 11. The stage area toward the audience. 13. A spontaneous style of theatre where scenes are created without advance rehearsal or a script. 14. A group of theatrical artists working together. 15. The main types of literary form such as comedy and tragedy.

Down 1. Characterization The development and portrayal of a personality through thought, action, dialogue, costuming and makeup. 2. Reading a script that hasn't been previously performed. 3. Practice that prepares the cast and supporting cast for a public presentation. 4. Creating an illusion of an object by using gestures. 5. A play in which the story line is developed through song, and/or dance. 7. The pronunciation or choice of words and manner in which a person expresses themselves. 9. Acting without words. Creating a storyline through facial expression, gesture and movement. 10. Opinions and comments used for self evaluation or the evaluation of actors or a production. 12. The stage representation of a story.