Noun:

థియేటర్లిటీ,

theatricality's Usage Examples:

It combines hip hop and "Latin Pop-style theatricality".

and the period costumes and props simultaneously convey a classical theatricality and contemporaneous modernity.

group"s final tour with singer Peter Gabriel, it was marked by extensive theatricality, with multiple costumes worn by Gabriel, three backdrop screens that.

Kevin Starr praises the "splendiferous theatricality" of the house in his 1991 book Material Dreams: Southern.

which employ informal or simplified rule sets, emphasise costume and theatricality, and typically involve large numbers (eight to two hundred and fifty).

offered an experience of "theatricality" or "presence" rather than "presentness" (a condition that required continual renewal).

Theatre artist Patrice Pavis defines theatricality, theatrical language, stage writing and the specificity of theatre as.

an icon, for me, of Elmslie"s work, its wild funniness, theatricality, brazenness, its love of art and objects”.

Group on Death, Dying, and Bereavement in 1974 wearing loudly patterned dashikis and using a ceramic cow bell to keep order; he had a propensity for theatricality.

McQueen"s catwalk shows were noted for their drama and theatricality, and he was known for.

Barry Walters of Rolling Stone stated the song is a euphoric Rick Astley flashback, [where] she emotes without framing her vocals in Nickelodeon-schooled theatricality.

English theatre benefited greatly from the predilection for theatricality displayed by the Tudors.

theatricality, exaggerated expression of emotions, suggestibility, egocentricity, self-indulgence, lack of consideration for others, easily hurt feelings.

Synonyms:

artificiality, staginess,

Antonyms:

naturalness,