a concluding word spoken at the end of a playby one of the actors or actresses 演劇で,芝居の最後に俳優の一人が述べる閉幕の言葉 - EDR日英対訳辞書
The term "Togaki" refers to a stage direction which is distinguished from dialogues spoken by actors and actresses in a play, script, etc.
ト書き(とがき)とは、戯曲や脚本などにおいて、俳優が声に出す台詞以外の部分のこと。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
Murata is thought to be a director who first established the so-called film technique in which a play was broken up by cutting, and since he tried to mold actors and actresses into his style, his acting instruction was so harsh that there was a lot of trouble with leading actresses of that time including Okada.
村田はカットごとに演出を細分化する、いわゆる映画的技法を最初に確立した監督の一人と言われているが、容赦なく自分の型に俳優をはめ込もうとして演技指導は苛烈を極め、岡田をはじめ当時の大女優とトラブルが多かった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
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