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Harpo's stage name was Harpo, his character being named the same as his stage name. His actual name was Adolph.
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Marx brothers stage names?
Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, and Gummo
When a character on stage says something to the audience that's not heard by others on stage is called?
Aside
What is a single character play called?
A single character play is called a monologue. It features a single actor speaking alone on stage.
Stand up Comedian who used to enter stage with large mac coat and invisible bicycle what was the name of this comedian?
Harpo Marx
The stage of plot that shows disagreement or hostility between character is called?
balls
What is it called when a character is speaking to someone that cannot answer?
That is called a soliloquy, where a character speaks their thoughts aloud while alone on stage, or an aside, where a character speaks directly to the audience while the other characters on stage cannot hear them.
Which plot stage begins when the main character first faces trouble?
The plot stage that begins when the main character first faces trouble is called the "Rising Action." This stage involves the development of the conflict and the main character's initial responses to the challenges they encounter.
What was the popular type of character who displayed American common sense by outwitting sophisticated foreigners called?
The stage Yankee.
What does it mean to have an on stage persona?
A stage persona is a character or social role put on by an actor. Stage personas can be a completely fabricated character, or can be an exaggeration of the actor's own personality.
What does character mean in literature?
A character in literature, is the same as an actor on the theatre stage.
Descriptions in stage directions.. what the character says.. what others say and what the character does.. are all hints to help develop?
* understanding of the character
Who performs on stage in a role?
An actor (actor or actress) will perform a role as a character in a play on a theatre's stage.
