Read full poem →After all, perhaps there was something factitious about it;
I have had pain, it is true: I have wept, and so have the actors.
Dictionary Entry
A person who performs, plays a part in a theatrical play or film.
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Poetry examples for “actors”
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Read full poem →from the tyranny he exercised over them. An asso-
ciation of the actors was entered into, with Betterton
at the head of it. Their complaint, by means of the
Read full poem →lotes of the great Actors with whom Yve w^ coww^cXsy
Read full poem →been most eminent; having produced admirable
actors, and excellent authors, both in the comic and
tragic style, and sometimes also noble patrons, who
Read full poem →were applauding the re-animated muse of Old Ben,
neither audience nor actors were aware that the stage
Read full poem →quired a reasonable figure, let us now return, and take
a more particular view of the stage and the actors.
The first company of players we have any account of,
Read full poem →The actors who had been employed by Rhodes were
soon afterwards taken under the protection of Sir Wil-
Read full poem →unexperienced set of actors could produce. Having
little judgment to direct him in the conduct of a
Read full poem →Goose Chase,^ which hath been long lost, and I fear irrecoverable; for a
person of quality borrowed it from the actors many years since, and (by
the negligence of a servant) it was never returned; therefore now I put
Read full poem →here (after giving due praise to the sentleman above, for restoring Shakespeare's magic to its
fcenuine horror, out of that low buffoonery which former actors and managers of theatres had
Bung it into) I shall shew in what light Shakespeare's low education always appeared to
