What Is a One-Acter?

one-acter in American English
(ˈwʌnˈæktər) noun. informal. a short play consisting of one act.

What is an acter?

: a play that has a specified number of acts —used in combination Arthur Miller's two one-acters, presented under the collective title “Danger: Memory!”

What is a one on one person?

1 : playing directly against a single opposing player. 2 : involving a direct encounter between one person and another.

David Miller

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