Sentence examples for actor exchange from inspiring English sources

Our curiosity about where the intersection of technology could meet Original Practices Shakespeare drew us toward making Rose Rage the innaugural effort of our Foreign Actor Exchange Program.

Just over a year ago, Mr. Pruden said, he and Patrick O'Hare, a musical theater actor, exchanged vows in front of 150 family members and friends at a historic building in Setauket that they adorned with white tulle and Boston ferns.

Over the course of Belbel's comedy Morir (1995; "Dying") actors exchange roles as they portray characters in events that seem to lead to their death in the first act, although they are shown to have escaped death in the second act.

The filmmakers work hard to let us know that it's the mother who's the more obvious focus of the writer's attention than her children and the two adult actors exchange suitably noble looks even when Ms. Winslet's décolletage threatens to play peek-a-boo.

Conferences provide venues for the interaction of actors, exchanges of information and of different opinions (Garud, 2008).

There were times when everyone had to be quiet and pretend to play, or dance, while the actors exchanged their dialogue.

First, the data were coded using a coding scheme that included codes relating to knowledge exchange, referring to the type of knowledge (research-based, practice-based, experience-based, or other) that was exchanged ('what'), the actors exchanging knowledge ('who'), in what way knowledge was exchanged ('how'), and for what reasons knowledge was (not) exchanged ('why'why

(Nicolas Rapold) ★ 'André Gregory: Before and After Dinner' (No rating, 1 48) The intimate and far-reaching portrait of the experimental director and master raconteur André Gregory, directed by his wife, Cindy Kleine, exerts a similar fascination to "My Dinner With André," in which he and his best friend, the actor Wallace Shawn, exchange ideas about everything under the sun.

(Manohla Dargis) ★ 'André Gregory: Before and After Dinner' (No rating, 1 48) The intimate and far-reaching portrait of the experimental director and master raconteur André Gregory, directed by his wife, Cindy Kleine, exerts a similar fascination to "My Dinner With André," in which he and his best friend, the actor Wallace Shawn, exchange ideas about everything under the sun.

Viewers accept that the characters are essentially actors who exchange privacy for fame and opportunity.

Every day, a mix of latchkey teenagers, struggling actors, foreign exchange students and others can be found there.