"theater act" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific set of actions or dialogues performed by actors on a stage as part of a theatrical production. For example: "The audience gasped with delight as the performers excelled in their final theater act."
"Messages through songs, through poetry, through theater, act as mirrors.
Meanwhile, a decade has passed since the troupe performed its last guerilla theater act: a version of "Ubu Roi" outside the Federal Building to protest cuts in arts financing.
To be known as "Fragments," the show, a co-production with the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris, opens on Sept. 15 for a run through Oct. 6 and includes "Rockaby," "Rough for Theater Act I," "Act Without Words II," "Come and Go" and "Neither".
The quintet has pivoted from a well-received residency at the Bootleg Bar into a bona-fide theater act.
Right now, I have a piano player who lives above me, a guy I've attempted to reason with about how much his musical theater act upstairs at all hours interferes with my well-being and ability to work.
"The Method Gun" can seem like a revue made up of experimental theater acts.
"It's loose and it's not centralized, but there is a gay community in the Bronx," said Mr. Rice-Gonzalez, whose theater acts as something of a clearinghouse for gay culture in the borough.
He founded Bologna's Academy of Theater Acting and the Art Fair.
Large theater acts that honed their craft at the Improv will be coming for special events through August.
The group also sums the project's purpose up rather beautifully, claiming the theater acts as "an object for collective celebration and mourning, a catalyst for conversation, philosophical debate and ecological engagement".
The marquee for The Book of Mormon theater acts as a landmark for guests to know they're getting close to the stairwell that leads down to this hidden basement bar.
