adrenaline - a hormone that produces the feeling of sudden increased energy, articulation - the clear pronunciation of words, pliable - flexible, relaxation - the state of being free of tension and anxiety, warm-up - a period or act of preparation for a game, performance, or exercise session, involving gentle exercise or practice., professionals - people who make a living in their chosen line of work., routine - a series of actions that may be repeated, stage fright - feeling nervous before or during a performance, critique - a review of someone’s work, technique - a practical method, skill, or art applied to a particular task, vocalizing - singing without words; express something with one’s voice, visualize - picture in one’s mind, observation - the act of recognizing or noticing an object, a fact, or event, recall - to remember a fact or event so as to recreate it, sense memory - memory that uses all the senses to recapture an experience, spontaneous - not planned, conscious - aware (of in the mind), subconscious - below the level of consciousness, yet still existing in the mind, pantomime - body movement and expression without dialogue., body language - communicating thoughts and feelings through body movements (crossing arms, smiling, nodding yes, nodding no), mime - an actor who communicates through movements of the body and face without speaking, gesture - movement by the actor’s body parts to express or emphasize ideas, emotions, etc., clown white - white makeup often used by clowns and mimes, improvise - to make up the dialogue and action of a scene as you go along, ensemble - a group of actors working together to create an artistic whole rather than stressing individual players, collaboration - working with others towards a common goal, etiquette - appropriate behavior or conduct, dialogue - conversation among characters, tableau - a three dimensional frozen picture; participants pose with no dialogue or action; yet, the tableau tells a story or shows a concept/idea, freeze - the act of remaining motionless,

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