Definition of Theatrical agent

1. Noun. A business agent for an actor.

Exact synonyms: Actor's Agent
Generic synonyms: Business Agent

Lexicographical Neighbors of Theatrical Agent

theatre of war
theatre stage
theatre ticket
theatregoer
theatregoers
theatregoing
theatreland
theatreless
theatremaker
theatremakers
theatres
theatres of war
theatrewide
theatric
theatrical
theatrical agent (current term)
theatrical film
theatrical performance
theatrical poster
theatrical producer
theatrical production
theatrical prop
theatrical role
theatrical season
theatricalise
theatricalised
theatricalises
theatricalising
theatricalism
theatricalisms

Literary usage of Theatrical agent

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Journals of Washington Irving (hitherto Unpublished) by Washington Irving (1919)
"Price tells me he will give Payne 100 or 150£ a year as theatrical agent — I beg that it may be at least 150. He says he will recompense him further if his ..."

2. The Life of an Actor by Pierce Egan (1904)
"Determined on bidding adieu to the Printing Office: an Interview with a theatrical Agent: PEREGRINE starts for the Country, and commences Strolling Player ..."

3. Flagg's Flats by Jared Flagg (1909)
"call yourself a real-estate agent or a theatrical agent? A theatrical agent must have callers; no callers, no business; no business, no rent. ..."

4. The Metropolitan (1836)
"To this theatrical agent did little Keeley, in the fourth year of his ... The theatrical agent pocketed the aforesaid fee, and pledging his honour for the ..."

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