The phrase "and actor in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's role or involvement in a particular context, such as in a film, play, or other performance.
Example: "She is a talented director and actor in a critically acclaimed theater production."
Alternatives: "and performer in a" or "and actress in a".
In addition to his new movie, Mr. Modi also has a deal under way as an executive producer and actor in a comedy about the United Nations.
She lives with her companion of more than 30 years, Wallace Shawn, the playwright and actor, in a Chelsea loft whose main room is an unearthly white.
"Once" won for best musical, director of a musical (John Tiffany) and book (Enda Walsh); "One Man" won for best play, director of a play (Nicholas Hytner) and actor in a play (James Corden).
For this year's Tonys the play categories are generally seen as stronger than the musical competition; the races for best play, best actress and actor in a play, and best director are quite competitive.
But Basden is a standup, too, as is 2009 Edinburgh comedy award champ Tim Key, and they are respectively writer of, and actor in, a new version of Kafka's The Trial that hits the London stage next month.
But it was widely admired at the festival and now gets both the screenplay prize (a valid award, I concede, considering the subtle intricacy of its structure) but also the best actor prize for Shahab Hosseini, as a teacher and actor in a semi-professional theatre group, playing Willy Loman in a production of Death of a Salesman.
The Mexican-American actor is also nominated for "Outstanding Actor In A Comedy Series" and "Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy" for Saturday Night Live.
And so he fully pursued his interests as well as his convictions, becoming a political activist, director and actor in an amateur theater troupe, a journalist, an essayist and a newspaper editor -- all well before he was 30.
Meyerhold's work in the studio appears to have been more imaginative than disciplined, involving painters, poets, musicians, and actors in a series of multimedia experiments.
"I'm sure Tony appreciates the challenges of dealing with crew and schedule and actors in a way he never did before," Mr. Abrams added.
Theirs has also been a largely grass-roots effort where tradespeople and farmers join efforts with chief executives and actors in a common cause.
