The predictability is preferred by private market actors with considerable international legitimate engagements (Frieden 2002).
Bea Roberts, who wrote the terrific And Then Come the Nightjars, reimagines Madame Bovary for the 21st century without actors but with considerable help from two screens, a TV monitor, an overhead projector and a sound deck.
In the play, the actor Robert Sella, who portrays Mr. Austin with considerable fervor, says Hartford began to lift its head "above the battlements of provincialism".
An actor of considerable versatility with a superbly controlled speaking voice, Gielgud performed in such diverse plays as Richard Brinsley Sheridan's School for Scandal, Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, Anton Chekhov's The Seagull, Graham Greene's The Potting Shed, and Edward Albee's Tiny Alice.
The tragic death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman from an apparent overdose was met with considerable soul-searching.
Wolf Hall requires an actor of considerable substance, and provides Mark Rylance with an opportunity to showcase his talents to a far wider audience than his usual theatrical one.
Mr Fierstein has adapted a cult classic film with considerable implicit gay resonance, due to its starring actors: Bette Davis, Ernest Borgnine (former husband to Ethel Merman and Debbie Reynoldss.
When watching an actor directed by Mr. Moss, one gets the sense that each choice has been mulled over and decided with considerable intelligence, and each moment fits snugly into the whole.
It's a novel with considerable "wingspan," argues Scott Turow, one of the more than two dozen American writers, actors, and other public figures quoted in Murphy's book.
Though many actors take the role as an excuse to chew up the scenery, he plays the role with considerable subtlety.
