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actor-proof
[ ak-ter-proof ]
adjective
, Theater.
- (of a role or script) effective even if poorly acted.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of actor-proof1
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Example Sentences
I’ve had playwriting advisers say things like, “You need to write an actor-proof play.”
From New York Times
“You can’t actor-proof your script, but I’d have written that character slightly differently to prevent those problems.”
From New York Times
The script is too deft and actor-proof.
From The Guardian
That the man was infatuated with her she was quite convinced; on the other hand, she didn't believe him sufficiently blinded by passion to imperil the success of his venture by giving her the chief part unless he believed she could play it—"actor-proof" or no.
From Project Gutenberg
But if this piece ain't actor-proof, I'm no judge.
From Project Gutenberg
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