Wolfit
Britishnoun
Example Sentences
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He joined Wolfit’s theater company in 1953.
From Washington Post
Perhaps his most renowned play was “The Dresser,” which was drawn from his early experiences working with an aging Shakespearean actor, Donald Wolfit.
From Washington Post
Mr. Harwood was still in his teens when he joined Wolfit’s acting company, which toured England.
From Washington Post
He worked as a business manager and part-time actor, but mostly as a “dresser,” or Wolfit’s assistant.
From Washington Post
BALDWIN: It’s based on the Sir character from “The Dresser” — Donald Wolfit, the great English actor — and he comes out on stage.
From New York Times
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