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ACTOR |
DUET |
PROTAGONIST |
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ANTAGONIST |
EXPOSITION |
PUBLISHER |
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ARENA STAGE |
IMPROVISATION |
RISING ACTION |
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BLOCKING |
INCITING INCIDENT |
SCENE |
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CHOREOGRAPHER |
LEG |
SCENERY |
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CLIMAX |
LIGHT |
SCRIPT |
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COMPANY |
MEMORIZE |
SET |
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COMPOSER |
MONOLOGUE |
SING |
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CREW |
MUSICAL |
SOUND |
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CURTAIN |
OPERATOR |
SPIKE |
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CYCLORAMA |
PANTOMIME |
STAGE MANAGER |
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DANCE |
PLAY |
STRIKE |
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DENOUEMENT |
PLAYWRIGHT |
STUDIO THEATRE |
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DIALOGUE |
PLOT |
TECHNICIAN |
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DIRECTOR |
PROP |
THEATRE |
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DRAPE |
PROSCENIUM STAGE |
THRUST STAGE |
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Answer
This worksheet is suitable for individuals or educators that want something with a difficulty level of Very Difficult.
You can find the words in the grid by looking Diagonal, Forward, Backward, Up, and Down. Circle them with a pencil or use a marker to highlight the letters.
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