The phrase "agile actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, adaptability, or roles in a dynamic environment, such as in business or theater.
Example: "In our project, we need agile actors who can quickly adapt to changing requirements and collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "flexible participants" or "adaptive performers".
This fizzy and mostly winning production manages to give us Jules Verne's adventure tale, complete with elephant (the gentle Kiouni, who helps bridge a railway gap between Bombay and Calcutta), steamboats, trains and a cast of more than 30 characters, using only a few props, five agile actors, two inventive sound artists and some old-fashioned ingenuity.
Choreographer Erica Gionfriddo contributes masterly dance sequences, enacted with lissome skill by the agile actors, while Eliot Gray Fisher's virtuosic sound design keeps the mood appropriately fraught.
"I put myself in the 'move well' category," the 30-year-old New Jersey native told Huffington, a reference to industry parlance for agile actors or actresses who aren't dancers.
That he's such a dashing and agile actor just adds to the fun.
Still, it's not as spatially confining as some other Gelb-era productions, and it will serve as a workable backdrop for agile singing actors.
Cheadle has always been the most agile of actors, tough to keep up with as he switches from menacing stillness to a snapping wit; in short, he is made for Davis, and there's no doubt that he nails his hero, down to the raw rasp of his speech.
But if your organization doesn't have a level of agility that allows you to proactively close known technology gaps, you may provide the right exploitation opportunity highly agile bad actors.
"He is a very agile player.
Mr. Mwine is such an agile, mercurial actor.
The titular character is her brother, an agile young actor who chain-smokes cigars, punctuates every sentence with "goddam" and is constantly tormented by his other five siblings who are, variously, dead, teaching, running a household or living as a Carthusian monk.
Mr. Carrey, who also played the Grinch, can be an agile and restrained actor when the mood strikes him.
