| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Thespian production | 4 letters | play |
| ||
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- VCR button
- Latitude
- Remote button
- Maneuvering room
- Wiggle room
- Go along
- Cavort
- Leeway
- Thespian production
- Something to stage
- Be in the game or in the
- Bit of theatrics
- DVD menu option
- Flexibility
- Be in the game
- Empty
- It's somebody's work, oddly enough
- Having set out after power, act
- Stage drama
- Start to produce amateur drama
- Dramatic production
- Quietly put down toy
- Drama
- Perform music
- Theatre production
- Power to set amount of freedom
- Have fun - theatrical work
- Pundit initially put down performance
- Work interrupted by a sport
- Drama as Liberal cuts wages
- Theatrical presentation
- Dramatist's work
- Take the role of
- It's definitely not work
- Represent quiet non-professional
- macbeth or the caretaker, say?
- Fun and games
- Coppers devise drama
- Perform in a band
- Such a drama may be merely recreation
- Co-operate with Brand, say, and dance
- opposite of work
- Quarterback's call
- Give acted story
- 1 that's not 1?
- Engage in games
- Work at taking in a drama
- Make a move
- But it's a dramatic work!
- have fun during recess
- word after word or sword
- Recreation
- dramatic offering
- Appear as, portray
- Be at leisure
- Gambol, romp
- Performed on stage
- give a recital of soft melody
- ... on words
- word with safe or out
- Romp
- word with bill or ball
- Work's opposite
- follower of fair, foul or free
- Theater production
- Enjoy a game
- Frolic
- Horse (around)
- have fun with toys
- Deal lightly [with]
- Stage production
- Freedom of movement
- wendy wasserstein work
- Enjoy recess, maybe
- Enjoy recess
- Engage in (a game)
- Amuse oneself
- "Our Town," e.g.
- Join in a game
- Broadway show
- Romp about
- Dramatic work
- Child's activity
- Trifle (with)
- Broadway show say
- Quiet ballad providing entertainment
- Production that might win a Tony award
- School recess activity
- DVD button
- Engage in a game of tag?
- Broadway production
- Theater piece
- take a bow and fiddle, perhaps
- Beg to swap sides for fun
- Looseness
- Off-hours activity
- Be in the game or in the band
- iTunes button
- School recess
- Game move
- QB's call
- Euripides work
- "Harvey" or "Annie"
- Stage offering
- Sport ......
- N. Simon product
- Pinter product
- "...... it, Sam"
- Inge product
- Shaw opus
- Pinter creation
- Ionesco product
- "The thing" to Hamlet
- Neil Simon creation
- ...... on words (pun)
- Disport
- "Hamlet" is one
- Connelly creation
- Sean O'Casey product
- "The Mousetrap," for one
- Dryden's "All for Love" is one
- Jack's need
- ...... possum
- Make music
- But it's work for the dramatist
- Work for actors
- act as party leader, unlike a minister
- Have fun at recess
- dramatist's offering
- Dramatic piece
- Work? No, the opposite
- ......-Ball
- Engage in a sporting match
- Perform on the piano
- perform a sonata, say
- Join the game
- ...don't work for fifty in wages
- Salary included fifty for show
- Remote control button
- Come Out and ... (Billie Eilish song)
- Work steadily, hosting a performance
- Oppose petition, swapping sides
- manipulate the men on the board
- Tactic when love becomes a farce?
- Theater presentation
- Word with ball or possum
- Stage work
- the thing before the game
- theatre performance
- A staged drama
- Stage show
- have fun on stage
- A dramatic work
- Work for fun
- Amusing activity
- Get a board game to the table
- Oppose West End show?
- Pass alternative on Family Feud
- "Macbeth" or "Hamlet," e.g.
- Not a loud song, but it's dramatic
- It may have five acts
- Theatrical production
- Take part in a sport
- YouTube button
- scope for entertainment
- "a few good men," originally
- Be in the game, say
- Work's antithesis
- Quietly, set for recreation
- Pay out pounds for fun
- What you'd see at Broadway
- Restoration comedy
- DVD function
- Participate in a game
- Work can be fun
- Pretend to be
- Steadily work to pen a drama
- 'Angels in America' started as one
- Toy Show
- Drama club production
- spend about a pound for amusement
- Room for one of Pinter's works?
- august wilson's "fences," e.g.
- Compete against
- Gambol
- Somebody's work oddly enough
- Recess activity
- not serious drama?
- Thing on Broadway
- Engage in sport
- "Work hard, ... hard"
- Perform
- portray a drama
- "start the movie" button
- What kids do during recess
- "proof" or "doubt"
- Pause button's opposite
- Enjoy a board game
- reward included liberal drama
- "all work and no ........."
- Dramatic production for the theatre
- 'Hamlet' or 'Hamilton'
- “Take Me Out,” e.g.
- Participate in sport
- Seen in a theatre
- "Don't ... innocent with me!"
- TV remote button
- Take part in a game
- Button with a sideways triangle
- theatrical creation
- "Hamlet" or "Pygmalion"
- "charlie's aunt" or "uncle vanya"
- go from bar to bar entertaining people
- displaying middle to amuse oneself
- Amusement, larks
- Scope for amusement
- Acts as one?
- settle around lake and have fun
- participate in a game or sport
- Render a song quietly
- Perform quiet, lazy pieces
- Button on an old VCR
- Quiet song in a drama
- Hamlet or Macbeth
- ---- ball or ---- by ear
- ---- on words or ---along
- 'The Glass Menagerie,' for one
- DVD remote button
- Parking place for sport
- 'Have fun!'
- Represent
- Pastime
- Frisk
- Game
- Dally
- temporize
- Trifle
- Dole out about fifty for drama
- Dole out about fifty for drama
- Portray
- Deed
- Festivity
- Entertainment
- gayety
- ...... lark
- Spree
- Merrymaking
- Prank
- "Two can ...... at that game!"
- Act
- perform a song at the piano
- Participate in acted story
- Work? No, not at all
- Clint Eastwood film, ... Misty For Me
- Theatrical piece
- participate in a sport
- lynn nottage creation
- Work for performers
- Freedom of movement on the stage
- a hail mary is a desperate one
- Writing
- Yarn
- Wow
- Work
- Working
- Workings
- wide berth
- Wield
- Wheeze
- Wear
- Well
- ...... way
- Jonson work
- Manoeuvre
- 'Stop Kiss,' for example
- Hamlet, e.g.
- Get in the game
- Story on stage
- Alternative to work?
- "macbeth" or "merchant of venice"
- Wilde thing
- The act of entertaining yourself
- nursery equipment for drama writers
- settle with trainee and have fun
- Shakespeare creation
- settle with novice and have fun
- Skit
- Pay out pounds to take part
- Try to match rival's score
- "a raisin in the sun," for one
- Take part for fun
- drama is clearly not a serious matter
- Perform a role
- Thesp's last amateur theatre piece?
- Enjoy toys
- surg. sites
- work written for the stage
- ... Misty for Me, Clint Eastwood film
- tom stoppard's "leopoldstadt," for one
- Mess (around)
- Perform at the piano
- cricket umpire's call to start a match
- To take part in a game