actor (n.)
- actress
- agent
- antagonist
- antihero
- architect
- author
- barnstormer
- beguiler
- bit
- cast
- character
- charmer
- counterfeiter
- creator
- cue
- deceiver
- dissembler
- dissimulator
- dodger
- doer
- double-dealer
- enchanter
- executant
- executor
- executrix
- fabricator
- fake
- faker
- feeder
- foil
- forger
- fraud
- heavy
- hero
- heroine
- histrion
- hoaxer
- hypnotizer
- impersonator
- ingenue
- jilt
- joker
- jokester
- juvenile
- kidder
- lead
- mainstay
- maker
- medium
- mesmerizer
- mime
- mimer
- mimic
- misleader
- monologist
- mover
- mummer
- operative
- operator
- pantomime
- pantomimist
- part
- partaker
- party
- performer
- perpetrator
- person
- personage
- phony
- piece
- plagiarist
- plagiarizer
- playactor
- player
- practitioner
- pretender
- producer
- protagonist
- ragger
- reciter
- role
- seducer
- sharer
- side
- soubrette
- stooge
- stroller
- subject
- supporter
- sustainer
- tease
- teaser
- theatrical
- thespian
- trouper
- upholder
- villain
- walk-on
- worker
actor (v.)
Condemn the fault, and not the actor of it?
As in a theatre, the eyes of men,
After a well-graced actor leaves the stage,
Are idly bent on him that enters next,
Thinking his prattle to be tedious.