Vocabulario de Teatro y Música en Inglés: Términos Clave con Traducción al Español

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VOCABULARY

Performance (actuación, interpretación): An act of staging or presenting a play, concert, or other form of entertainment.

Script (guion): The written text of a stage play, screenplay, or broadcast.

Gesture (gesto): A movement of the body or limbs that expresses or emphasizes an idea or a feeling.

Articulation: The making of articulate sounds.

Setting (escenario): The background of the action of a story or performance.

Actress: A woman or girl who acts, especially in a play, movie, or on television.

Sound (sonido): A particular impression obtained by hearing.

Climax (momento de mayor tensión): The point of highest dramatic interest or major turning point in the action.

Playwright (dramaturgo): A person who writes plays.

Scene (escena): A single situation or conversation in a play.

Dialogue (diálogo): Conversation given in a written story or play.

Audience (audiencia): A group that listens or watches.

Stage (escenario): The space or area where a performance takes place.

Actor: A man or boy who acts, especially in a play, movie, or on TV.

Part: An actor's or actress's role in a play.

Plot (argumento): The main story (of a literary work, play, or movie).

Prop (accesorios): A small object, such as a book, weapon, etc., used by an actor in a play.

Line (línea): The words of a part in a play.

Rehearsal (ensayo): A performance or practice session in preparation for a public appearance.

Exposition (exposición): The first part of a piece of music or a play in which the theme is presented.

Scenery (decorado): The painted scenes, hangings, and accessories used on a theater stage.

Director: One who guides the making of a show.

Protagonist (protagonista): The chief character in a play, novel, or story.