The phrase "actors engaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actors who are actively participating in a performance, project, or activity.
Example: "The actors engaged in the rehearsal process demonstrated great dedication and teamwork."
Alternatives: "performers involved" or "participants active".
Mr Lyubimov's actors engaged theatregoers directly, challenging them to deploy their consciences.
The Haitian government needs to ensure a coordinated approach, so that all actors engaged in agricultural development are working to advance a coherent strategy.
More encouraging, however, was Bogdanovich's proficient adaptation of Noises Off (1992), Michael Frayn's acclaimed Broadway play about actors engaged in a sex farce both on and off the stage; it starred Carol Burnett, Michael Caine, Christopher Reeve, and Ritter.
In the ads, the actors engaged in stereotypically boneheaded male activities — Penn using an iron to make a grilled cheese sandwich, Kutcher opening a fresh pair of tube socks every time he needed clean laundry — and a narrator intoned, "Real men don't buy girls".
In the ads, the actors engaged in stereotypically boneheaded male activities Penn using an iron to make a grilled cheese sandwich, Kutcher opening a fresh pair of tube socks every time he needed clean laundry and a narrator intoned, "Real men don't buy girls".
Winterbottom has an unerring ability to locate or relocate his characters in their geographical, historical and moral settings, whether it be Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge, a couple of Afghan refugees making their way to England (In This World), or a troupe of British actors engaged in filming Tristram Shandy (A Cock and Bull Story).
Actors engage with audiences and mingle with groundlings in the yard.
The actors engage in all manner of overly broad physical comedy and boisterously loud delivery of the text.
I see two problems with film actors engaging in real sex on screen, one artistic and one ethical.
For the last several years, Ms. Potter has appeared in "Accomplice New York," a show in which actors engage the audience at various places around the city.
He stressed the importance of understanding political power, what motivates political behaviour and how various actors engage in "power politics' to influence outcomes.
