Or musical, the quality of such a performance, a building in which playsĪnd musicals are presented, a room in which plays and musicals are It may refer to a play or musical, a performance of a play The term theatre (sometimes spelled "theater") can be used in many different ways. Learn and use these terms – rehearsals are muchĮasier when everyone speaks the same language. In the theatre have coined many words and phrases to describe everyĪspect of their craft. Your musicalĭirector has the Piano/Vocal Book for Aladdin JR., which contains theĬomplete piano music and song lyrics of the entire show this is alsoĪs you read and rehearse Aladdin JR., you will encounter unfamiliar (singers' music without instrumental accompaniment). Lyrics appear in sheet music (printed musical notes) of your vocal part Refer to the "How to Make Your Script Your Own" section to find a sample page where each of the show's elements is represented. will consist of only one act, so your performance won’t includeĪn intermission. Their legs, visit the restroom, and get refreshments.
In performance, acts are often separated by aīrief intermission, during which audience members can get up, stretch Which are in turn divided into scenes, each scene usually taking place in aĭifferent location (or setting). The script is usually divided into two main sections called acts, The dialogue, lyrics and stage directions make up the libretto (or script) of The reason for a character’s actions is called motivation. The entire production) understand why characters say and do certain Help the actors and the director (the person responsible for guiding Position of each character onstage, and any important physicalĪctions performed by the characters.
Including the physical appearance of the stage, the location and Stage directions describe how the show will look to your audience,.Music indicates the notes and timing for the songs.Lyrics are the words the characters sing in the show.Dialogue refers to the words the characters speak, also known as lines.You never know when you mightįorget a line and need to look it up! The main section of the book contains the dialogue, music, lyrics and stage You prepare for your production, and you should always bring it to rehearsals,Įven after you have memorized your part. It will be your most important resource as The process begins with this Student Book, which is similar to the scripts Rehearse! But there's nothing more exciting than opening night, when all thatĮffort pays off in front of a cheering audience. May be called upon to act, sing and dance in your production – that's a lot to Musical uses dialogue (spoken words), songs and dances to tell a story, you Great deal of time, hard work and commitment, and is far from easy. (such as a play or musical) in order to perform it for an audience. "Rehearsing" refers to the process of learning and practicing a dramatic work You are about to begin rehearsals for a production of Disney's Aladdin JR.
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Performances other than those specified in your license agreement. You may not duplicate these materials, nor use them for This Play is the property of its Authors. Any changes shall constitute a willful infringement of saidĬopyright and will subject you to all criminal penalties and civil liabilities The Play including the interpolation of new material and/or the exclusion ofĮxisting material. You are not permitted to make any changes to the music, lyrics or dialogue of License, all music, lyrics and dialogue contained herein are the property of theĪuthors and are fully protected by copyright. In accordance with the terms and conditions specified in your performance Music Adapted and Arranged by Bryan Louiselleīased on the Screenplay by Ron Clements and John Musker No other billing or matter appears, as follows:īook Adapted and Additional Lyrics by Jim Luigs All rights reserved.īILLING AND CREDIT REQUIREMENTS TO THE LICENSEE: The Authors shall receive billing as the sole authors of the Play immediately beneath the title of the Play on lines on which Broadway Junior and The Broadway Junior CollectionĪre registered trademarks of Music Theatre International. Unauthorized duplication is prohibited by law. (BMI) / Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP) Disney's Aladdin JR. (BMI) / Walt Disney Music Company (ASCAP) Additional Lyrics and Arrangements Music and Lyrics © 1992 Wonderland Music Company, Inc.
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