the protagonist

the main storyline that will be carried through the play

the 'master' of the story, otherwise known as the narrator

pitch

tempo

functions

uses a slow approach with subtle words to convey the message

uses a very exciting approach to get the listener's attention and then switches to a more subtle approach to convey the message.

uses a very exciting approach to get the listener's attention and then continues with the same approach to keep; their attention.

the relaxation of the vocal cords

the formation of clear sounds in speech

the sound produced by the voice

The y-buzz

Humming exercises

Tongue twisters

Say tongue twisters

Repeat 'ng-k-ng-k'

Pronounce 'ah' with an open throat

the concept of creating characters for a play or performance

the act of learning lines

the costumes of the characters

To prevent muscle lengthening

It helps reduce any unnecessary tension

To make you tired

objects for dressing the stage, not used by actors

objects kept in the actors' costumes

objects that the actors handle on stage

creates a very intimate connection between the actors and the audience

makes use of curtains

is also called the 'traditional stage'