All Work or No Play: Key Themes in the History of the American Stage Actor as Worker by Sean Holmes

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Artificial and Live Actors in Luigi Pirandello’s Play Giants of the Mountain by Alexandra M. Bibikova

“…The article discusses the concept of replacing a stage actor with an automaton, a puppet, a dummy, or a bodiless substance in the last unfinished play by Luigi Pirandello, Giants of the Mountain (1931–1936). …”
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A Theatrical Mobile-Dexterous Robot Directed through Shared Autonomy by Agoos, Peter, Zamore, Andrew, Perez D'Arpino, Claudia, Gammons, David R, Kyritsis, Evie S., Shah, Julie A

“…We present the deployment of a 16-DoF dual-arm mobile manipulator as an on-stage actor in the MIT2016 Pageant, a 60 minute live play performed for the centennial celebration of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology campus move from Boston to Cambridge. …”
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Percaya Dan Merasai Kebenaran (Pdmk): Strategi Kaedah Lakonan Dalam Monodrama Dan Monolog by Ishak, Ismaliza

“…This research investigates the strategy of acting applied by six selected Malaysian stage actors, in order to achieve the concept of "Believe and Inner Truth" in their monodrama and monologue performances.…”
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Reconsidering Acting: a few improvised and provisory thoughts on acting today by Patrice Pavis (University of Kent, Canterbury – United Kingdom)

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“Putting on Her White Hair” by Valerie Barnes Lipscomb

“…Analyses of both works overlook the representation of age and aging on stage. Actors perform the aging of characters from young adulthood to death in just a few minutes of stage time, challenging the “difference” of age by suggesting the stability of human identity over the life course. …”
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Communication Process and Information Flow in the Architectural Planning Context by Carolin Stapenhorst, Magdalena Zabek, Linda Hildebrand

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'Acting a part' in Jane Austen's fiction by Michoux, A

“…Acting in the eighteenth century was understood as the representation of human passions on stage. Actors used a system of theatrical gestures that visually translated the character’s internal feelings. …”

The Famous Slovenes in Croatia throughout the History by Vera Kržišnik Bukić

“…Particularly in the 20th century, they were excellent doctors, professors, scientists and various other specialists, sportsmen, but also versatile artists: painters, sculptors, architects, stage actors and musicians and opera singers in particular. …”
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The Political History of Classical Hollywood: Moguls, Liberals and Radicals by Wheeler, Mark

“…This tide of Hollywood liberalism and radicalism was enhanced by the migration of New York based writers and stage actors who, in the wake of sound films, had resettled on the West Coast. …”
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