- ACTS
- Bible book
- Hams it up
- Play parts
- Takes the stage
- Hamlet quintet
- Parts of Hamlet
- Parts of plays ... or plays a part
- Book that begins with Jesus going to heaven
- Is in the picture?
- Play set?
- Treads the boards
- Play segments
- Gets off the fence
- The __ of the Apostles
- Does a few lines, perhaps
- Does a few lines, say
- Plays The Fool
- Talent show lineup
- Isn't quiet on the set
- Book before Romans
- Rock club talent
- Festival lineup
- Becomes another person, say
- New Testament book
- Is in plays
- Play makers?
- Does a thespian's turn
- Legislative decrees
- Gospels' follow-up
- Doesn't wait
- Put-ons
- Plays a role
- Does one's part?
- Puts on a front
- Makes like Olivier
- Plies a thespian's trade
- Works at a playhouse
- Deeds
- Does something
- Fifth book of the New Testament
- They make up the play?
- Variety-show lineup
- Gospels follower
- Book after the Gospels
- Drama divisions
- Exploits
- Stops procrastinating
- Hedda Gabler has four
- Follower of the Gospels
- Has a supporting role, say
- Sing "doo be doo be doo"
- Hamlet has five
- La Traviata has three
- Makes a move
- Masquerades
- Quintet in a Shakespearean play
- Stands in (for)
- Isn't for real?
- Musical group
- They're done
- Globe quintet
- Is, but isn't really?
- Does some extra work, maybe
- Doesn't just sit there
- Facades
- Nightclub bits
- Bible book after John
- Intermissions separate them
- Legislative decisions
- Makes a scene?
- Makes one's move
- Play divisions
- They may be unspeakable
- Book preceding Romans
- Follower of John
- Gets off one's hands
- Vanishing and magic
- Is decisive
- Performs onstage
- Book after John
- Book of apostolic deeds
- Circus lineup
- Performs a role
- Role-plays
- False fronts
- Bible book about apostles
- John follower
- Parts in a play
- Shticks
- Behaves
- Takes measures
- Takes steps
- Vaudeville lineup
- Earns an Oscar, perhaps
- Performs in a play
- Plays a part
- Romans predecessor
- Decrees
- Follows the Method
- America's Got Talent segments
- Congress output
- Statutes
- Performances
- America's Got Talent offerings
- Othello has five
- Book of the Bible that tells of Ananias and Sapphira
- Quits stalling
- Shows initiative
- Stops stalling
- Julius Caesar sections
- New Testament book that chronicles the story of Ananias and Sapphira
- New Testament book attributed to Luke
- Performs
- Plays the role
- Play things
- Random ___ of kindness
- Book of the Bible
- Goes on stage
- Plays parts
- N.T. book
- Performs^ACT
- Pretends
- Revue segments
- Senate output
- Takes part in
- Play components
- Stage units
- Laws
- Parts of plays
- Dramatic divisions
- Stage routines
- Doesn't just stand there
- Pretends to be
- They consist of scenes
- Isn't frozen, in a way
- Takes the bull by the horns
- Book following the Gospels
- Emulates Olivier
- Groups of scenes
- Isn't oneself?
- It follows John
- Short bits
- Circus routines
- False shows
- Pretenses
- It follows the last Gospel
- Book between John and Romans
- Aida segments
- Bible book following the Gospels
- Creates some drama?
- Hamlet fivesome
- Fakes being
- Makes a decision
- 97-Down pair, frequently
- They're usually divided into scenes
- Bible book before Romans
- It precedes Romans
- Stage segments
- Hair parts
- Accomplishments
- Ballet divisions
- Circus performances
- Most musicals have two
- Isn't idle
- Simple __ of kindness
- Play sections
- Show parts
- Talent show entries
- What many a player does
- Bible book that chronicles the conversion of Paul
- Musical pair, commonly
- Some are random and kind
- Tries to look
- Improvs, e.g.
- Random __ of kindness
- West Side Story pair
- Goes for it
- Parts of a play
- Vaudeville spots
- Macbeth quintet
- Doesn't dawdle
- Doesn't sit
- Posturing
- Reaches a decision
- Segments of a play
- They may be disappearing
- Opera divisions
- Vaudeville performers
- Nightclub routines
- Romans preceder
- Circus units
- Revue units
- Routines
- They are passed in Washington
- Emulates Halle Berry
- Does a show
- Fronts
- Isn't passive
- Comedy routines
- Comics' performances
- Successful legislation
- Is in a cast
- Divisions of a play
- Gives the appearance of
- Booker's quest
- Things done
- Short or false shows
- Variety performances
- Performs a part
- Performs in a film
- Comedy-club performances
- Quintet in "Hamlet"
- Plays a part on stage
- Tosca trio
- Class __
- Impresario offerings
- Revue performances
- Opening __
- Play makeup
- __ up (misbehaves)
- Book detailing Paul's journey to Rome
- Dramatic segments
- Follows through
- Portions of a play
- Segments of stage plays
- Variety show routines
- 49 Down segments
- Doesn't stall
- Misbehaves, with "up"
- Moves forward
- Parts of stage plays
- Parts of a circus schedule
- Plays a role on film
- Bits of dishonesty
- Play group
- Plays a movie role
- Segments of plays
- Variety show program
- Legislation
- Alphabetically first book of the Bible
- Source of "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- With 27-Down, pantomimes
- Bible book after the Gospels
- Play fivesome, often
- Tragedy divisions
- Plays.
- Simulates.
- Demeans.
- Fifth book of New Testament.
- Biblical book.
- Fifth book of N. T.
- Vaudeville turns.
- What Signe Hasso does.
- Four Saints in Three ___.
- Book of the New Testament.
- Hamlet is in 5.
- Carmen has four.
- Strange Interlude has nine.
- Book of New Testament.
- Items on the circus bill.
- Parts of the bill at the Palace.
- St. John, ___, Romans.
- Stage turns.
- Behaves as.
- Officiates.
- Principal divisions of O'Neill's works.
- Behaves like.
- Impersonates.
- Produces effects.
- Animal ___.
- Functions.
- Luke's book.
- Parts of "Strange Interlude."
- Plays pranks (with "up").
- Feigns.
- Court decisions.
- Palace doings.
- Dramatizes.
- Palace offerings.
- Parts of a drama.
- Between John and Romans.
- Turns, in vaudeville.
- ___up.
- Circus events.
- Dissimulates.
- Appears to be.
- Between the ___.
- Doings under the Big Top.
- Has an effect (on).
- Achievements.
- Exerts energy.
- Exerts force.
- See 11 Down.
- Is energetic.
- Serves (for).
- Plays, in a way.
- Parts of operas.
- Passed bills.
- Personates.
- Book of Bible.
- Relatives of scenes.
- Skits.
- Book of N.T.
- Intermission dividers
- Stamp and Mann
- Volstead and Homestead
- Dissembles
- Does stage work
- Lets on
- Playbill info
- Scenes' seniors
- Aida has four
- Stein's "Four Saints in Three ___"
- Variety-show units
- ___ on (influences)
- Luke's second book
- Nine divisions of "Strange Interlude"
- ___ up (has a tantrum)
- J.B. units
- Edicts
- Parts of "Arsenic and Old Lace"
- Quintet in Gounod's "Faust"
- Townshend ___: 1767
- John's biblical follower
- What some bills become
- Luke book
- St. Luke book
- Book ascribed to St. Luke
- Romans precursor
- Simon's dividers
- The ___ of the Apostles
- Intolerable ___: 1774
- Playwrights' "innings"
- Shakespeare's plays have five
- ___ up (misbehaves)
- St. John follower
- Vaudeville features
- Does what Dunne did
- The ___, New Testament book
- It follows the Gospels
- It relates the conversion of St. Paul
- Stage doings
- _____ of the Apostles
- Book that's the source of the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Delays no more
- Doesn't hesitate
- Has a part to play
- They might be put on
- Hamlet has five of them
- Appears
- Book with St. Paul's story
- Ham bits
- Plays on stage
- Two things in Broadway's "Dear Evan Hansen"
- Julius Caesar has five
- Vaudeville segments
- Does film work
- Groups on the program
- Plays the part
- ___ of the Apostles
- Rigoletto has three
- Res gestae
- Macbeth has five
- Rigoletto trio
- Congressional matters
- Book that includes the reign of Tiberius
- Opera parts
- Substitutes (for)
- Formal laws, as those adopted by Congress
- ___ of Parliament
- Variety show fillers
- Is in a play
- See 52-Down
- Doesn't dilly-dally
- Has a part on stage
- Intolerable ___, one cause of the American Revolution
- Isn't naturally
- See 71-Across
- Whence the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Book ascribed to Luke
- Congressional output
- Predecessor of Romans
- Delays no longer
- Where the word "Christian" is first used in the Bible
- Is a cast member
- Book that begins in Jerusalem
- Every play of Shakespeare has five of them
- Each of Shakespeare's plays has five
- Parts of musicals
- Source of the line "Thy money perish with thee"
- Stage presentations
- Romeo and Juliet has five of them
- Biblical source of the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Pulls the trigger, so to speak
- Doesn't just talk
- Source of the saying "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Emulates Nicholson
- Lion taming and tightrope walking, for two
- Drama units
- Bills no more
- Book of the Bible after John
- Doesn't delay
- Doesn't sit idly by
- Isn't a bystander
- Plays charades, say
- Things passed in Congress
- Doesn't just sit
- Headings in a playbill
- Things separated by intermissions
- Macbeth has five of these
- Ballet sections
- Gets busy
- Has a role
- Source of the quote "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Stage partitions?
- Seems to be
- Soliloquizes, perhaps
- 39-Across has five of them
- See 6-Across
- See 12-Across
- Bits of legislation
- Play units
- Has an onstage role
- Parts of 67-Across
- These fill the slots on bill
- What rocker does in video
- What Meat Loaf does in "Fight Club"
- Parts of a musical
- Classical piece parts
- Fills festival slots
- Congressional products
- Fakes it
- ___ of God
- Façades
- Does the damn thing
- Plays a part . . . or parts of plays
- Play list?
- See 21-Across
- Becomes known for drama, say
- Does extra work?
- Hamlet parts
- Does "Hamlet"
- It's in the Bible
- The five of "Hamlet"
- Opera segments
- Hamlet five
- It's after John
- Part of the New Testament
- Does summer stock
- It has its place in the Bible
- It's before Romans
- Chekhov specialties
- New Testament chronicle
- The five of "Macbeth"
- Does a thespian's job
- It's between John and Romans
- It comes before Romans
- First book of the Bible, alphabetically
- Vanishing and magic, e.g.
- Recites lines
- They'll make a play for you
- Gets theatrical
- Lawmaker's creations
- Plays a character
- Plays are divided into them
- Some plays have five
- There are five in the play "Leopoldstadt"
- Is a thespian
- Is directed?
- Some are unspeakable
- Is paid to be someone else?
- Performs in a movie
- Performs on Broadway
- America's Got Talent features
- Broadway divisions
- Emulates John Goodman
- What play time is divided into
- Hamlet divisions
- Many have several scenes
- Talent show parts
- Hamilton divisions
- Anagram or sections of "Cats"
- Juggling and unicycling, say, in a talent show
- Plays Othello, e.g.
- Plays charades
- A Shakespeare play has five
- Musicals often have two
- Play parts, or plays a part
- Stops waiting around
- Apt anagram of "cast"
- Responds
- RICO and the Mann?
- Playtime?
- Elvis and The Beatles e.g.
- New Testament writing
- After John
- Takes a part
- Follows "John"
- Emotes on cue
- Goes to it
- Shows decisiveness
- Alien and Sedition ___, 1798
- Takes charge
- Is a doer
- Musical performances
- John's follower
- Works as a thespian
- Congressional business
- Congressional considerations
- N.T. book after John
- Performs theatrically
- Legislative output
- Book after John: ___ of the Apostles
- Performs in 23-Down
- Takes on roles
- No play is without them
- The five of every Shakespeare play
- The Ed Sullivan Show lineup
- Stops sitting on one's hands
- Talent show segments
- America's Got Talent lineup
- Collections of scenes
- Congressional creations
- Doesn't sit by
- Stops dawdling
- Appears in a 19-Across
- Talent show features
- Random ___ of Flyness
- Performs in character
- Segments of musicals
- Works onstage
- Hadestown has two
- The Nutcracker has two
- Doesn't just think about doing something
- Doings
- Kabuki's structure contains five of them
- Performs in "Angels in America"
- Segments of an opera
- There are three in "Fire Shut Up in My Bones"
- The musical "Elf" has two
- The musical "Rent" has two
- Performs in "Fat Ham"
- Performs in "Fences"
- Performs in "Pass Over"
- Plays a role in "Merrily We Roll Along"
- The musical "Wicked" has two
- The play "Everybody Black" has two
- Scene settings
- Comports oneself
- Circus numbers
- They may be cleaned up
- Plays pretend
- Gets off the dime, so to speak
- Is a company man, maybe
- Emulates Streep
- Play subdivisions
- Plays someone
- House products?
- Theater divisions
- Makes the scene?
- Show segments
- Vaudeville presentations
- Variety show makeup
- Divisions of play?
- Coriolanus quintet
- Anagram of 22-Across
- Play portions
- La Traviata trio
- Hamlet fifths
- Circus segments
- House output
- Plays in plays
- King Lear quintet
- Doesn't stay on the sidelines
- Play group, of a sort
- Opera makeup
