Exempel på theatricality

• He writes his own librettos, which are clever, funny and often rhymed, and he sets them to music with an easygoing theatricality.

• Some of the theatricality so integral to his stage productions can be seen in the choreography for his own company.

• The scenes at the poets' cafe radiate theatricality, as Beaty offers up stirring versions of each contestant's poem.

• No theatricality here, only restraint.

• Her theatricality was reserved for her offstage behaviour.

• Commons exchanges are won not by fact, but by theatricality and by giving the impression that you believe passionately in what you are saying.

• You would pay good money just to watch his hands-on-hips theatricality, his goal celebrations and his quizzical looks.

• Nor did he go in for the theatricality of the previous prime minister.

• He explores the dynamic between his concert and installation works, and extends the journey by discussing the 'theatricality of minimalism'.

• It makes fashionable claims about the ' theatricality ' of preaching and about the ' nuanced ' readings on offer in subsequent essays.

• For believers, communion with the dead is the essence of life; power, oppression, theatricality, sexuality, art, pale before the allure of the world beyond.

• This spectacular asceticism highlights the theatricality of these actions, disseminated to wider audiences through verbal communications, very rare images, and written sources such as hagiographies.

• It also cultivates the theatricality of the painting.

• It achieves a desired quality of theatricality in a non-theatrical context.

• This porosity creates a sense of urban theatricality and intimacy.

• Observation of minute traces has revealed several indicators of 'theatricality' in much of the repertoire.

• I locate the poisonous source of that theatricality in the novel's originating sin: the promiscuity of woman.

• This spirit of excess represented in the entrance canopy is an inherent quality of theatricality in draped architecture.

• Here, the entrance through the door signals the very theatricality of the presentation.

• They treat established notions of theatricality with a suspicion that places their work on a border between performance and theatre.

• The representation of what has been entombed in the offstage as the unconscious of the stage is the presence of the uncanny theatricality.

• The first is the modern persistence of baroque - now neo-baroque - theatricality as a principle of totalising cultural representation and political control.

• She takes the theatricality out of high drama, reduces the mythological to something banal.