Sunday 9 January 2022

33. THEATRE CHECK YOUR VOCABULARY FOR NATURAL ENGLISH COLLOCATIONS

 

CHECK YOUR VOCABULARY FOR NATURAL ENGLISH COLLOCATIONS

33. THEATRE

 

A. Write the correct words in the spaces.

on the stage

stage fright

dress rehearsal

for three months

curtain call

the spotlight

a standing ovation

the lead

1

Who’s playing ________________ in this production?

2

We’re going to have a ________________ tomorrow, so please make sure your costumes are ready.

3

The play is due to run ________________ but if it gets bad reviews it may close earlier.

4

My daughter wants to go ________________ but I’ve told her acting is a difficult career to get into.

5

The audience gave the play ________________. They clapped for ten minutes.

6

The actor stood in ________________ as he delivered his monologue.

7

It’s a full house tonight, so I hope Harry doesn’t suffer from ________________ again when he goes on.

8

As the actors were taking their ________________, the leading lady was given a huge bouqout.

 

B. Which of these expressions is not a natural collocation?

9

perform in/ act in/ do/ be in/ act a play

10

put on/ open/ start/ direct/ rehearse a play

11

forget/ talk/ learn/ rehearse your lines

12

stage hand/ door/ lamp/ lighting/ fright

13

tittle/ acting/ starring/ leading role

14

opening/ love/ final/ performance scene

15

amateur/ stage/ supporting/ comedy/ straight actor

 

C. Match the two parts of the sentences.

16

The leading lady make a dramatic

a

an encore.

17

At the end of the performance, the actors took

b

performance as King Lear.

18

After the final curtain, the actors came back to give

c

entrance in the first scene.

19

Patrick Picard gave an exceptionally strong

d

a bow.

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