The National Actors Theatre was a prominent theater company based in New York City, founded in 1991 by actor Tony Randall. Its mission was to produce classic plays and promote the art of acting, showcasing works from renowned playwrights such as Shakespeare and Molière. The theater operated until 2008, presenting a variety of performances that aimed to engage audiences with timeless stories. The National Actors Theatre was known for its commitment to high-quality productions and contributed to the cultural landscape of American theater during its years of operation.