The phrase "actors to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to individuals or entities that are involved in a process of development or improvement, particularly in fields like theater, film, or organizational development.
Example: "We need to identify the key actors to develop our new marketing strategy effectively."
Alternatives: "participants to cultivate" or "individuals to enhance".
UNICEF has the potential to support capacity building more systematically than it has in the past but the task is huge and UNICEF should collaborate with other actors to develop a comprehensive capacity development action plan.
Instead of working on scripted scenes, he devised ways for the actors to develop their characters.
Now heading the Acme Acting Lab, Mr. Cucuzza worked with his actors to develop the play's characters.
In this case, she started by casting her film and working with the actors to develop the characters.
He said the drama will be "epic in scope" and planned to hold a series of workshops with actors to develop the concept.
We create our performances by allowing the actors to develop a creative idea: to write, direct, act, promote and produce the material themselves.
When I left five years later, after Hamlet, I knew that this theatre was the ideal place for an actor to develop the mixture of delicacy and muscle, speed and weight, that audiences need from these plays.
When a big film project does have the luxury of a rehearsal period, it is more often to do with other issues such as a chance for actors to have a read-through or an opportunity for an actor to develop new technical skills such as practising fight sequences for Bond or, in the case of Trainspotting, learning to use specialist props.
Employing the Meisner technique, which requires the actor to develop an instinctive reaction to their surroundings, Tom Cruise carefully researches and trains for every role.
This suggests that although there may be opportunities for BAME actors, there is seldom an opportunity for the kind of career progression that actors need to develop their skills.
The key to this kind of family play is the actors' ability to develop enough chemistry to convince you that these fights are rooted in age-old issues.
