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Debora [2.8K]
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Citrus2011 [14]2 years ago
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The correct order as per the script is given as:

  • Thomas: center, facing forward towards the large screen.
  • Screen: Placed in front of actors on scene.
  • Sarah: On the left-hand side of Thomas, also facing forward towards the screen
  • Drew: Facing both Thomas and Sarah from their left side and then moves towards the opposite end of screen, in order to control the machine.
  • Machine: Stands opposite the screen, and therefore, at the back of both actors. Drew must move from Thomas´s and Sarah´s left side towards the opposite end of the screen.

<h3>What is a script?</h3>

A script is a documented text highlighting a story and instruction to how each each character must behave as well as whey they ought to say on stage.

Stage directions help to also ensure that the characters iare organized on stage.

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