1. The Vaudeville/Bodabil, introduced by the Americans was later adapted by Filipinos.

2. This expanded Bodabil, which reigned supreme as entertainment during the Occupation, was
known as the stage show.
3. Wanting to make a change, Broadway plays were presented especially Neil Simon comedies and
grand musicals like Annie and Evita.
4. Listening is to give one’s attention to a sound.
5. Acting is the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, or television productions.
6. Staging is a method of presenting a play or other dramatic performance.
7. To return the popularity of the movies, the stage show into small, cheap theaters or to open-air
stages in the provinces, after the Japanese Occupation.
8. Representational style which seeks to create an illusion of reality through three-dimensional
characterization,
9. Presentational style which seeks to expose and to promote social issues and ideas.
10. To indicate the movement, position, or tone of an actor is called Stage Direction.