The phrase "as two actors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two individuals are performing or behaving in a manner similar to actors, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "They interacted with each other as two actors on a stage, playing their roles perfectly."
Alternatives: "like two performers" or "as if they were in a play".
But Joseph defined theatre as "two actors, a plank and a passion".
How to define theater becomes a leitmotif in "A," which opened on Wednesday and featured Lisa Gunstone and Antoine Effroy as two actors being directed by Ms. Sagna.
At one of its funnier moments, the film dwells on the show's re-enactment of their exploits, with a title that says "A Dramatization" as two actors, playing Mickey and Mallory, shoot a bicyclist identified as an American bronze medalist.
Loosely based on Williams's relationship with his sister, Rose, "The Two-Character Play" weaves in and out of reality as two actors, a brother and sister, are forced to perform for an audience after being deserted by their own acting troupe.
David Mamet's knowing, funny 1977 play, "A Life in the Theatre" (in revival at the Schoenfeld, under the sluggish direction of Neil Pepe), goes one better: we watch the audience members, as if from backstage, as two actors perform for them, and for each other in the privacy of their dressing room.
September 21 2010 November 28 201010 In David Mamet's knowing, funny 1977 play (in revival at the Schoenfeld, under the sluggish direction of Neil Pepe), we watch the audience, as if from backstage, as two actors perform for it, and for each other in the privacy of their dressing room.
There is also drag, gods and British mythology in a tragicomic, dreamlike vision combining fantasy, flashback and reality as six actors play 30 characters.
For some sequences as many as four actors were motion-captured at once.The images of the facial markers were analysed to determine Mr Hanks's expression, and his performance was then "retargeted" onto the faces of the digital models of the film's characters: the conductor, the boy, Father Christmas and so on.
But the creators of the new show, "Jay Jay the Jet Plane," are using a method called real-time performance animation in which the facial expressions of as many as seven actors are detected by sensors and fed into computers, giving expressive vitality to animated characters.
AD LIB OPERA -- The improvisational opera ensemble Play It by Ear will perform "In the Moment," as nine actors employ the ideas of their audience; Saturday 8 p.m., Producers' Club Theaters, 358 West 44th Street, at Ninth Avenue; $12; students and people over 65, $8; (212) 330-7790.
"The name is exciting," he added, "because it says 'Same values, more capabilities.' " Whether or not that's your idea of exciting, the first commercial brings the concept to life as three actors portray UBS PaineWebber financial advisers spending a late night at the office.
