Ramze Obour, a fundamentalist weekly magazine, also took up the idea of Iran's negotiators as thespians, headlining a special report on the negotiations "The actors and their final mission".
The Democratic Party is the natural home of effete thespians and quiche-eating intellectuals, not to mention feminists.
Down in Los Angeles the young thespians of the Hollywood Cricket Club, once a lonely oasis of Anglocentric civilisation, are now routinely trounced by visiting Indian teams from Santa Clara.Silicon Valley does business differently from other places.
Tourism officials forecast that the strike could have cost the city $50m a week: not something New York's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, wanted, when it already has a budget deficit of $4 billion.Luckily, Mr Bloomberg whose latest union production, "City Labour Contracts", was such a hit last year invited the warring thespians to Gracie Mansion and forced them to be nice.
Tumbling continued in the Middle Ages in Europe, where it was practiced by traveling troupes of thespians, dancers, acrobats, and jugglers.
The Thespians, aroused by Theban intervention and enmity, served Sparta as a base against Thebes from 379 to 372.
Leonidas died, with his 300 Spartans (and the helots, Thespians, and Thebans, as should be remembered to the honour of all three).
The inside play area features one of the biggest Astra slides in the country and lots of dressing up for keen thespians.
A number of talented British thespians of ethnic minorities have sought – and achieved – success across the pond, including Luther actor Idris Elba, Homeland's David Harewood and 12 Years A Slave's Chiwetel Ejiofor.
But now a war has broken out among amateur thespians vying to stage the hit play, says its producer.
Another tool being used by studios is through the use of "synthespians", short for synthetic thespians.
