1. HIGHER WORDS TO USE TO SOUND COOLER THAN YOU REALLY ARE
Central Character
Complex Character
Important Character
Minor Character
Main Character
Pivotal Character
Characterisation
Character Behaviour
Character Motivation
Character Development
Character Interaction
Relationships between Character A
Acting Style
Actor/Audience Relationship B
BLOCKING D
Design Concepts
Dialogue
Drama Media
(aka projections, video, sound scapes)
Drama Process
Dramatic Feature
Dramatic Tension
Points of Tension
Moments of Tension
Dramatic Irony
Duologue E
Episodic Structure F
Focus G
Given Circumstances
Ground Plans K
Key Scene
Key Moment

2. M P T S V U Message Mood Performance Analysis Performance Concepts
Pre-Show
Plot
Protagonist/Antagonist
Plot Twists
Purpose
Stage Proxemics
Positioning T
Textual Evidence
Traditional Theatre
Target Audience
Tension
Textual Analysis
Theatrical Background
Themes and Issues
Time period
Passage of Time
Shifts in Time S
Set
Setting
Site Specific Theatre
Special Effects
Textual Evidence
Traditional Theatre
Stage Imagery
Status
Stimulus
Subtext
Symbols and Imagery V
Venue U
Use of levels