1. impossible or extremely difficult to perform on stage or screen
Usage: theater; film

Examples

• The playwright’s latest work was deemed unactable by several theater companies.
• The script contained unactable dialogue that no actor could deliver convincingly.
• Many critics considered the experimental play unactable due to its abstract nature.
• The director struggled with scenes that seemed unactable on a traditional stage.
• Some classic texts are unactable without significant adaptation for modern audiences.
• The role was so poorly written that it was practically unactable.