A single doing — one deed, bounded; in theater, one movement of the whole.

One who acts, in a system or a story. An actor is defined by having agency within a bounded world.

To make a thing take effect. Enactment turns a decision into a condition of the world.

To carry out, and to do before an audience. Both mean acting in a way that can be judged.

How well a thing does what it does, and the act of doing it before others. Both senses are measured by a watcher.

The titan who carried fire down to people and bore the cost of it without regret. Names this house's Stage and Studio — the realm where what is made is given rather than sold.

The Norse court poet who kept history by telling it well — and the Council seat of story, naming, and experience. Where the Grammar meets narrative, the skald is holding the pen.

A place made for showing a made thing to those gathered to watch. The watching is part of the work.

A place made for showing a made thing to those gathered to see it. The watching is part of the work.