noun
- the quality of being suitable or effective for acting; the degree to which a role or script can be performed convincingly by an actor
Usage: chiefly used in theater and film criticism
Examples
- The script's actability was questioned by several directors who found the dialogue awkward.
- Despite the weak plot, the lead role had strong actability that attracted top talent.
- Critics praised the play for its actability and emotional depth.
- The character's complexity gave the actress plenty of actability to work with.
- Producers considered the actability of each scene before finalizing the screenplay.