Developing a character and writing dialogue for performance

Drama

It is the back wall where the set is displayed.

It is the front door where the audience come in to the theatre.

It is the invisible wall separating the performers from the audience.

What is meant by the "fourth wall" in Drama?

When a character steps out of the scene and speaks to the audience about their thoughts

When the audience track a character around the stage

Writing down the thoughts of your character

Which is the correct definition for thought tracking?

Directing a line to one person in the audience.

Making sure we have the audience's addresses when they book their tickets.

Speaking directly to the audience, either in role, or by coming out of role.

What do we mean by "direct audience address?

Acting without a script, without preparation.

Drink a full pint of water before you start.

Keep repeating the first line until you get it completely right.

Warm up first, just give it a go, and don't over-think it.

Which of the following answers contains good advice for improvising?

A speech delivered by one person in a performance.

What is the most exciting part of a story structure called?

To develop a  character which is more "three-dimensional" and believable.

To help sell more tickets for the performance.

Why do we use character questionnaires when developing a character?

When the first person to appear on stage starts to talk.

When the narration in a story or performance is from one person's point of view and is in  first person, e.g. "I"

Putting your costume on for the first time.

The process of creating and developing a character for performance.

The process of warming up before a performance.