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Stage Directions Just listen!Write this down!
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Upstage Upstage Left (UL) Upstage Center (UC) Upstage Right (UR)
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Center Stage Stage Left (L) Center Stage (C) Stage Right (R)
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Downstage Downstage Left (DSL) Downstage Center (DC) Downstage Right (DSR) PAUSE: With your seat partner, please take 3 minutes and write a definition for Upstage and Downstage on your graphic organizer.
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More Drama Terms: Enter: a character comes into the scene from off stage (where they were not previously seen by the audience) Aside: a character does not speak to another character and instead addresses the audience (as they were having a side conversation) Exeunt: a character leaves the scene to go off stage/exit Setting: if there is no narrator the setting or stage directions are described for the actors using [brackets]
![More Drama Terms: Enter: a character comes into the scene from off stage (where they were not previously seen by the audience) Aside: a character does not speak to another character and instead addresses the audience (as they were having a side conversation) Exeunt: a character leaves the scene to go off stage/exit Setting: if there is no narrator the setting or stage directions are described for the actors using [brackets]](http://images.slideplayer.com./26/8385195/slides/slide_6.jpg "More Drama Terms: Enter: a character comes into the scene from off stage (where they were not previously seen by the audience) Aside: a character does not speak to another character and instead addresses the audience (as they were having a side conversation) Exeunt: a character leaves the scene to go off stage/exit Setting: if there is no narrator the setting or stage directions are described for the actors using [brackets]")
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