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1
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the audience area of a theater
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4
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the author of a playscript
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6
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the invisible wall that separates the actors on stage and the audience
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8
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a type of stage that has an audience on three different sides; the stage thrusts into the audience
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9
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two or more people talking
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scene-stealing; taking attention away from the main scene
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one person talking
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the abbrev. of the word meaning 'acting without a script'
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14
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the very front portion of the stage that extends past the main curtain or proscenium line
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