The word thespian comes from the first actor Thespus, who was the first actor to ever speak alone on stage. In the 5th Century of B.C.E., Thespus leads a chorus to win the "golden goat", which was like the Oscar of their time. Productions the chorus produce include Antigone and Creon.
A thespian is a person trained in and deeply involved with acting in live theater. Legend has it the word is a reference to the legendary first actor, Thespis of Icaria.
If you count Thespis (origin of the word 'thespian') as the first 'actor' in the first 'play', then, about 2600 years old.
The plural of the noun thespian (actor) is thespians.
Thespian means actor. I assume that is what this society does.
A thespian
I currently don't have a definition for "thesbian." It may be a typo or a less common variation of the word "Thespian," which refers to a person involved in theater or acting.
A thespian is a person trained in and deeply involved with acting in live theater. Legend has it the word is a reference to the legendary first actor, Thespis of Icaria.
There are multiple words associated with the English noun of theater. In one adjective form it is theatrical and it also shares the etymology with the word thespian, or actor.
Neville Lynn has written: 'The wreck of the Emily Tite, and other burlesque recitations' 'The thespian papers' -- subject(s): Theater, Amateur theater
If you count Thespis (origin of the word 'thespian') as the first 'actor' in the first 'play', then, about 2600 years old.
The plural of the noun thespian (actor) is thespians.
I know what thespian means.
Master Thespian was created in 1985.
Thespian means actor. I assume that is what this society does.
Thespian is another word for actor or actress :)
A man is an actor and women is an actress if that's what you mean, it's just a guess because i don't really understand your question it doesn't make sense !!
Kudos to the stellar Thespian who won the battle