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Actor-manager

An actor-manager is a leading actor who sets up their own permanent theatrical company and manages the business, sometimes taking over a theatre to perform select plays in which they usually star. It is a method of theatrical production used consistently since the 16th century, particularly common in 19th-century Britain and the United States.[citation…

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Actor-manager

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Avg. degree1.96
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related to history · 39
Actor-manager → Britain, British, Charles Wyndham, Colley Cibber, David Garrick, Effie Bancroft, Emily Soldene, Europe, Evelyn Millard, Frank Benson, Frank Wyatt, George Jolly, Gertrude Kingston, Henry Irving, Herbert Beerbohm Tree, His, In, Irving, Laura Keene, Lucia Elizabeth Vestris
related to 20th century · 20
Actor-manager → After, Edward Laurillard, Examples, In, Kenneth Branagh, Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company, Kevin Spacey, London, Old Vic, Old Vic Theatre School, Samuel West, Sheffield Crucible, Sir Donald Wolfit, Sir Laurence Olivier, The, The Shubert Organization, Theatrical Syndicate, Though, USA Jack Aranson, World War II
related to Bibliography · 14
Actor-manager → Co Ltd, Donaldson, Hesketh, James, Lady Frances Annesley, London, Nicolson, Pearson, The Actor Managers Weidenfeld, The Art, The Last Actor-Managers Methuen, Thomas, Victorian Theatre Bowker, Wilson Barrett
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Actor-manager → leading actor who sets up their own permanent theatrical company and manages the business

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actor-managers century theatre actors theatrical actor system company plays star 19th-century irving london actor-management stars productions permanent usually production 16th

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Actor-manageris aleading actor who sets up their own permanent theatrical company and manages the business0.90text
Colley Cibberinstance ofactor-managers0.80text
David Garrick gained prominenceinstance ofactor-managers0.80text
Squire Bancroftinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
Effie Bancroftinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
Frank Wyattinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
Violet Melnotteinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
William Hunter Kendalinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
Madge Robertson Kendalinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
Thomasinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
Priscilla German Reedinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text
and by women starsinstance ofby husband-wife teams0.80text

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