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A person who portrays a character in a play, using vocal and physical skills.

Specific skills used by actors to create believable and engaging performances.

A person who helps the director coordinate rehearsals and manage the logistics of a play.

A process where actors present their skills to be considered for a role, often involving monologues and scene reading.

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A person who plans and teaches the dance routines in a play.

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An actor is a person who performs a role or represents a character in a play using vocal and physical techniques.

Acting techniques include the methods and strategies used by actors to prepare and perform their roles, such as method acting, improvisation, and character analysis.

An assistant director supports the director in overseeing the production, including tasks such as coordinating rehearsals, taking notes, and providing feedback to actors.

During an audition, actors perform a prepared piece or scenes to demonstrate their suitability for a role, often in front of the director, producers, and other production team members.

A choreographer is responsible for creating and teaching dance and movement sequences to actors, ensuring that the physicality and movement of the performance align with the director's vision.