Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to theatre and acting in British Thesaurus

acting (noun)

the job or skill of performing in plays and films

amateur dramatics (noun)

the production of plays by amateurs

dark (adjective)

theatre if a theatre is dark, there are no performances there during a particular time

dramatic (adjective)

relating to the theatre or plays

dramatically (adverb)

in a way that relates to the theatre or plays

front of house (noun)

British the activities in a theatre, cinema, or concert hall that involve dealing with members of the public

go up ()

if the curtain goes up in a theatre, it is raised or opened at the beginning of a performance

in (adjective)

used for mentioning a film or play where an actor appears

method acting (noun)

preparation for an acting role in which the actor gets real experience of the life of the type of character that he or she will play

mise-en-scène (noun)

the way that furniture and other objects are arranged on a theatre stage

on (adverb)

used for saying that an actor or performer can be seen appearing on the stage or screen

opposite (preposition)

together with someone else as the other of the two main actors in a play or film

rep (noun)

informaltheatre a repertory company or theatre

repertory (noun)

theatreBritish a system used by theatres in which a group of actors regularly perform different plays during a particular period of time

season (noun)

a period of time during which a play or a series of plays is performed

the stage (noun)

life as a performer, especially the profession of acting

stagecraft (noun)

all the skills used in the theatre, for example effective use of lights, movement, and language

stage fright (noun)

fear felt by actors or singers before a performance, or by other people before doing something important

stage name (noun)

a name used by a performer instead of their real name

stagestruck (adjective)

someone who is stagestruck loves performing and wants to become an actor or singer

staging (noun)

theatre the process of organizing a show in a theatre

theatre (noun)

the activity or job of writing, performing, or organizing performances of plays

theatrical (adjective)

relating to the business and art of theatre