In least speak most, to my capacity. A sympathetic member of an audience understands the difficulties faced by the inexperienced actor. He fills the gaps left by the performance with his imagination and tries to see, in his mind, what the actors and directors saw in their minds. Despite the errors, Theseus accepts the performance graciously. The actors performance is merely an illusion of the grandeur in their heads.
Some crews are able to represent the image better than others are.
Theseus understands the vision behind both types of actors and rewards effort rather than result. Recreating Shakespeare is a visionary process that demands the use of the whole imaginative vision of an individual. The individual must be willing to look from many different viewpoints. Seeing the breadth and depth of a work requires being able to look at it through the eyes of a reader, critic, poet, actor, director, playwright, and audience member. Anything else risks falling short of seeing the full extent of the vision Shakespeare is giving to us.