In 18 countries across four continents, groups of actors performed works by the playwright.
As the 9/11 attacks made clear, small groups of actors can be responsible for large conflagrations.
The creative team decided to invite groups of actors to read through the text, to plot out how many voices were needed, who might speak where.
Scenes in which groups of actors perform, oblivious to one another, look as if they were shot in a psychiatric hospital.
Even the Sierra Nevada mountains proved a welcoming environment for thespians; gutsy, tight-knit groups of actors roamed the mining camps on what became known as the "gold circuit".
The show's centerpiece is a five-screen silent video in which roiling groups of actors move about a labyrinthine space, enacting especially demanding scenes from five movies in contrasting acting and performing styles.
Founded by several small groups of actors in 1932, the company moved to its present location in 1949 after Oradell built a new firehouse, leaving the old one unused.
We will need to achieve an unprecedented level of cooperation and integration, not only in relation to building synergy between ecological, social and economic goals, but in finding ways to integrate the action of different groups of actors in the economy.
Groups of actors and artists lent the march a carnival atmosphere, and even at 7 a.m. instructions blaring from loudspeakers were all but drowned out by drummers leading a crush of workers raising their hands and swaying their hips to a conga.
Jin and Rysman determined that conventions were useful for exploring price theory in two-sided markets — those that involve two (or more) groups of actors in which actors both act through an intermediary and participation of each group affects the other group.
Table 3 represents the groups of Actors identified by the patients as acting on them.
