Using space and levels
Space
Space refers to how performers or items are positioned on stage. The process of placing performers in a specific space is called The process of placing performers in a specific space.. The position between performers is important from a practical perspective to ensure that the audience can see everyone on stage clearly, but use of space can also reveal important information about character relationships - this is called The distance between performers on stage that shows the relationship between characters..
Levels
Levels can be created through position of the body, set or staging. They show action in a different place/time and can reflect relationships. refer to the use of different heights, eg through standing or sitting, to convey meaning on stage. They can be used to create visual interest but they can also signal status and character relationships. For example, a more dominant character may stand towering over a vulnerable character.
