theatricality

"But the theatricality of the space has also helped me get work."

And Joe himself still had a little left of the old theatricality.

But for Brady himself, war never quite lost its theatricality.

He said it in a soft, even voice, without theatricality.

This is true even though elements in the case seem made for a higher level of theatricality.

Theatricality comes to mind, and theatrical means are used throughout.

The two pieces do share a certain theatricality, and both work their audience hard for attention.

Theatricality like this never really works on the concert stage.

And theatricality, even when it is to the point, can be a diversion.

During that time, it has obviously acquired a great sense of theatricality.

All of which makes the show's theatricality more astonishing and magical.

There is not a shred of theatricality in his performance.

That little exercise in gross theatricality almost got me killed.

Gone is the flamboyance, often the theatricality, of Book 1.

I think there may be something motivating us to go to law school that has an interest in theatricality.

She has such a natural theatricality; she really lives the performance.

The rain, however, did not diminish the theatricality of the President's visit.

Sometimes I would be gone weeks, other times months," she said with intense theatricality.

The theatricality of the Mass eventually drew him to the theater.

And toward the end, "Solo" began to build to an interesting theatricality.

They start with the theatricality of the witches or the supernatural.

Since most people will never see the band play, unless the records themselves work there is no point to all the theatricality.

Beyond their theatricality, the sound and lights have conceptual substance.

Certain works struck me as badly in need of wise theatricality.

It can be danced small and simply, or with ferocious theatricality.