• The song has a certain theatricality about it that makes it very moving.

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  • But movie love in this case also means a production more concerned with theatricality than with realism or biographical truth.

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  • Beckett's less polished sketches seem to liberate cinematic ingenuity, where his more developed conceptions of theatricality can prove resistant to adaptation.

    ECONOMIST: Modern drama

  • Whether it's the comic book theatricality of Lordi or the iconoclasm of Wimme, artists move naturally and easily outside established frameworks.

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  • Transferred to film by Karel Reisz, with music by Michael Nyman, the cinematic framing of the image loses this sense of theatricality.

    ECONOMIST: Modern drama

  • The movie, which runs two and a half hours, sometimes sags under front-loaded exposition, convenient plot lurches, and a conventionally ratcheted theatricality.

    NEWYORKER: Margaret

  • They are indeed, but there's a peculiar catch: The marvelous theatricality of the movie as a whole seldom extends to its central performance.

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  • Though the images are often generic, the lead actors, whose tough-minded theatricality is second nature, convey the fear and the heartbreak behind the glossy artifice.

    NEWYORKER: Gabrielle

  • Gelb, who assumed the post of general manager in August, 2006, has sought to define his stewardship of the Met with two words: theatricality and openness.

    NEWYORKER: Man Behind the Curtain

  • The Cirque du Soleil theatricality is never far away.

    BBC: A theatrical journey into Canada��s Charlevoix

  • Lloyd said that when he and writer Moore created the character of V they had a basic idea of an urban guerrilla fighting a fascist dictatorship but wanted to inject more theatricality into the story.

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  • Mr. Hnath has explored stereoscopic theatricality in many of his plays, taking figures like Isaac Newton, the Clintons and Anna Nicole Smith, and fictionalizing them to find a new and more humane truth.

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  • To be sure, there are plenty of stories from the liberal-left that pull no punches: John Judis in a recent issue of the New Republic presents a reasoned dissection of the administration's failure to engage in the theatricality of populism, which FDR so ably did in similarly dire circumstances.

    FORBES

  • Sir Clive Gillinson, head of Carnegie Hall, New York's main concert hall, thinks cinemacasts are a brilliant tool to promote opera with all its theatricality, though he warns that it will soon be a very competitive market as a dozen or so of the leading opera houses are likely to be doing it.

    ECONOMIST: New York��s Metropolitan Opera has pioneered a new model

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