In 1887 André Antoine, an enthusiastic amateur actor, formed a small company in Paris, which he called Théâtre-Libre ("Free Theatre").
The only problem -- Britain's, not ours -- is that The Observer meant the analogy to be a compliment to both men, who became friends when Charles became a patron of the Renaissance Theater Company, which the actor formed a few years ago.
"I ended up with a drug addiction," Jackson candidly disclosed, but even that, in true super actor form, became his preparation for the grandiose role of Gator, the junkie in Lee's Jungle Fever.
Each of these actors forms the foundation, including Bale and Eckhart, on which the powerhouse performance of Ledger stands.
But recent decisions have been conservative in determining when independent actors form a group.
The laughing audience is brought up short as the actors form a circle to mourn.
The actors form a real ensemble, with the director, Hal Brooks, and the design team.
Audience members surround the actors, forming a sort of movable square of townsfolk, or witnesses, implicated in the action.
In 1988, a group of British actors formed a company to perform Barker's plays and called it the Wrestling Club.
It further argues that, rather than being one monolithic coalition, this was a shifting constellation of corporate actors, forming informal subcoalitions with different but interlocking roles and functions.
