Matching Pairs 5384204Online version 5384204 by Briona Jensen 1 character actor/actress 2 Overture 3 summer stock 4 Revue 5 Preview 6 Broadway theatre 7 Off-Off-Broadway theatre 8 the West End 9 Playbill 10 out-of-town tryout 11 Revival 12 American Theatre Wing 13 Off-Broadway theatre 14 Ingénue 15 Reprise A theatre that has fewer than 100 seats, and began in 1958 as a commercial experimental. Restaging of a stage production after the original run was and has been closed. When new material is added. a test of something to see if it works. A set of public performances of a theatrical presentation that precede its official opening. A supporting actor that plays an unusual, interesting, or eccentric character. Innocent, unsophisticated wholesome girl or a young woman. Introductory movement for an orchestra intended to be an introduction of an opera, oratorio or other dramatic vocal composition. A New York City based organization, that is and dedicated to supporting the excellence and education of a theatre. A repetition of an earlier song or theme, with changed lyrics or a shortened music to reflect the story. Mainstream professional theatre stage in the large theatres and near the west end of London. A list of the cast and production team. Sometimes contains a lot of information about a play, actors, and the venue. This has been a theatre that has presented 41 professional theatres, and has 500 located in the theater district and the Lincoln center. In Midtown Manhattan New York City. Production of plays, musicals, comedy, that happens during the summer. Professional theatre in Manhattan New York City, seating capacity 100 and 499, are smaller than Broadway theatres but are larger than off-off Broadway theatres. Light form of a theatrical entertainment that has unrelated acts, such as songs, dances, skits and monologues.
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