The phrase "actor company" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a group of actors, but the phrase itself is not commonly used.
Example: "The actor company performed a stunning rendition of the classic play."
Alternatives: "theater troupe" or "acting ensemble."
As his previous books attest, he is a needle-sharp observer of the life of the theatre, both on and off stage, and his account of Olivier, as actor, company leader and potentate, during the extraordinary sunset of his career at the National, is masterly and moving, encompassing all that was magnificent about the man and a great deal of what was maddening about him, too.
If you need to go on the attack, there are many bad actor companies that will fit the bill.
She promised that if elected president, she would hold accountable "bad actor" companies that scam their customers and abuse their employees.
The Actors Company Theater said the performance schedule for "The Memorandum" would remain unchanged.
His first two plays, Wharton Dance (1940) and Texas Town (1941), were staged by the American Actors' Company in New York City.
Liv Rooth I'm very excited about the Actors Company Theater's revival of "Lost in Yonkers".
(Actors Company Theater, at the Clurman Theater, 410 West 42nd Street, Clinton, 212-279-4200, ticketcentral.com).
The Actors Company Theater will present a production of "First Lady," by Katharine Dayton and George S. Kaufman.
He was a founder, in 1992, of the Actors Company Theater, an Off Broadway repertory company that produces seldom-performed plays.
McKellen, however, who co-founded the Actors' Company (1972-74) and headed a company at the Royal National Theatre, is a passionate believer in the ensemble principle.
The Board and Company of TACT/The Actors Company Theatre mourn the passing of our founding member and beloved colleague, Larry Keith.
