The phrase "acting excellence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high level of skill or quality in performance, particularly in the context of acting.
Example: "The film was praised for its acting excellence, showcasing the talents of its lead actors."
Alternatives: "acting prowess" or "performance quality".
Meanwhile, across town, the Stage awards for acting excellence will also be handed out.
Now, to note Ben Kingsley's acting excellence makes for a pretty banal remark, but to note it in "A Sound of Thunder" — voilà.
Together, we have picked up a Herald Angel award, a Stage award for acting excellence, a Fringe First award and a cheeky Herald Little Devil award.
In 2014, she won a Stage award for acting excellence for her performance in the one-woman show Chef at the Edinburgh festival and she made her West End debut earlier this year in Jamie Lloyd's production of Doctor Faustus.
The David H. Koch Theater positively reverberated with the electricity of triple-threat (singing, dancing, and acting) excellence.
Viola Davis, introducing Meryl Streep, her co-star in Doubt and winner of the Best Actress award for The Iron Lady, spoke as much about friendship as Streep's acting excellence.
He also said that by acting with excellence or virtue, you would have good consequences.
We can also be inspired when we see other people including media characters expressing an appreciation for beauty or excellence, acting thankful, or portraying exceptional skills, encouragement, perseverance, and triumph over setbacks.
Just so the Soul, entering this drama of the Universe, making itself a part of the Play, bringing to its acting its personal excellence or defect, set in a definite place at the entry and accepting from the author its entire role- superimposed upon its own character and conduct- just so, it receives in the end its punishment and reward.
From this committee evolved the function for which the organization is best known: the annual presentation of the Academy Awards, gold-plated statuettes (traditionally called Oscars) symbolizing recognition for excellence in acting, directing, and other areas of motion-picture production.
However, I suspect from the quality of the acting and direction, the excellence of the writing, the level of audience appreciation, Step, Ali et al may soon be moving to Broadway.
