Isn't oneself? | 18 |
Isn't naturally | 19 |
Intolerable ___: 1774 | 21 |
Intolerable ___, one cause of the American Revolution | 53 |
Intermissions separate them | 27 |
Intermission dividers | 21 |
Inhabits a character | 20 |
Has an onstage role | 19 |
Has a part on stage | 19 |
Ham bits | 8 |
Groups on the program | 21 |
Groups on the bill | 18 |
Groups of scenes | 16 |
Gospels followup | 16 |
Goes to it | 10 |
Gives the appearance of being | 29 |
Gets off one's duff | 23 |
Fills festival slots | 20 |
False shows | 11 |
Every play of Shakespeare has five of them | 42 |
Elvis and The Beatles e.g. | 27 |
Each of Shakespeare's plays has five | 40 |
Drama units | 11 |
Doesn't sit by | 18 |
Doesn't dilly-dally | 23 |
Does what Dunne did | 19 |
Does film work | 14 |
Does a few lines, say | 21 |
Does a few lines, perhaps | 25 |
Divisions of play? | 18 |
Divisions of a play | 19 |
Creates some drama? | 19 |
Creates a lot of drama? | 23 |
Congressional productions | 25 |
Congressional matters | 21 |
Congressional considerations | 28 |
Congress output | 15 |
Comics' performances | 24 |
Comedy-club performances | 24 |
Classical piece parts | 21 |
Chekhov specialties | 19 |
Booker's quest | 18 |
Book with St. Paul's story | 30 |
Book that includes the reign of Tiberius | 40 |
Book that begins in Jerusalem | 29 |
Book of ____ | 12 |
Book following the Gospels | 26 |
Book ascribed to St. Luke | 25 |
Book ascribed to Luke | 21 |
Bits of legislation | 19 |
Bible book following the Gospels | 32 |
Alphabetically first book of the Bible | 38 |
After John | 13 |
"Romeo and Juliet" has five of them | 45 |
"Rigoletto" trio | 26 |
"Rigoletto" has three | 31 |
"Othello" has five | 28 |
"Macbeth" has five | 28 |
"Julius Caesar" sections | 34 |
"J.B." units | 22 |
"Hamlet" has five of them | 35 |
"Coriolanus" quintet | 30 |
"America's Got Talent" offerings | 46 |
"Aida" has four | 25 |
''La Traviata'' has three | 41 |
''Julius Caesar'' has five | 42 |
_____ of the Apostles | 21 |
___ up (misbehaves) | 19 |
___ up (has a tantrum) | 22 |
___ on (influences) | 19 |
___ of Parliament | 17 |
Takes the role of | 17 |
Represents | 10 |
Plays the role of | 17 |
Assumes the role of | 19 |
Plays the part of | 17 |
Performs the function of | 24 |
Fulfills the role of | 20 |
Fills in for | 12 |
Substitutes for | 15 |
Stands in for | 13 |
Serves the function of | 22 |
Pretends to be ... (wink, wink) | 31 |
Performs the role of | 20 |
Is temporarily | 14 |
Is for a bit | 12 |
Has the role of | 15 |
Does the work of | 16 |
"Don't ___ surprised!" | 36 |
"Oh, don't ___ surprised!" | 40 |
"Don't ___ innocent!" | 35 |
"Don't ___ surprised" | 35 |
"Don't ___ mad!" | 30 |
"Don't ___ dumb" | 30 |
"Don't __ surprised" | 34 |
"Don't __ innocent" | 33 |
''Don't ___ surprised'' | 43 |
Follows, as advice | 18 |
Affects | 7 |
Takes, as advice | 16 |