These are the terms that refer to the choices we make as actors in order to communicate meaning to the audience.
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interpret |
As an actor, you interpret a character and speak the words in a certain way as a result.
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communicate |
What we communicate to an audience is what they understand from watching the performance.
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conventions |
The conventions used in a production might include Epic theatre, physical theatre or naturalism.
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spatial |
Spatial relationships between characters refer to how close or far away from each other they are and what that tells us about their relationship.
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space |
The performance space is basically the stage, though you can also include how entrances are used and can move into the audience space as well.
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