By Nattha Keenapan CHIANG MAI, Thailand, 10 July 2007 – On a stage inside Chiang Mai University's Art Museum, children donned masks in order to enact a play entitled, 'Who am I? Why am I here?' The drama, which was performed before a standing room-only audience, gave voice to the pain, fears and hopes the young actors have as children living with HIV/AIDS in Thailand.
OUT CRY The National Asian American Theater Company will present a revival of Tennessee Williams's rarely seen play about two members of a traveling acting troupe, a brother and sister, who are abandoned by the group and must perform alone, enacting a play for an unseen audience or, perhaps, only for themselves.
A call-spreader took to the December contract to enact a bullish play.
Faith Flint's photographer is all beady-eyed watchfulness; Eileen Walsh's thieving interpreter is conscious of her authority, while Mary Cunningham as the Imelda Marcos-like dictator's wife, and Myra McFadyen as her alleged chum, enact a private power-play.
After Homer throws him into a trunk of sumo thongs, Bart and Homer are put in jail, where they have to re-enact a kabuki play about the forty-seven Ronin, do origami, flower arranging and meditation.
At some point you realize that you're given this one chance -- he words it this way -- 'this one chance in all of eternity to enact an identity and to play it out in the real world.'.
Cowboy Nation is a trio (Jamie Spidle plays drums) enacting a costume drama of western music.
On it, there are a number of props and would-be characters, who appear to be enacting a sort of play.
There is almost nothing that is more difficult than playing at play, enacting an enactment.
— May 13 , 1991From "Playing with Dynamite" He often felt now, going through the motions of living — shaving, dressing, responding to questions, measuring up to small emergencies — that he was enacting a part in a play at the end of its run, while mentally rehearsing his lines in the next play to be put on.
