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But Walcott feels Pickford has changed as he has grown older and reduced the histrionics that used to be his trademark.

Suede’s sense of Britishness, however, was less a matter of manifesto than of instinct, driven by the desire to render small lives and intimate details in sweeping, romantic, even histrionic gestures.

But with Sandler’s less histrionic roles, expectations had to be left at the door.

No, this season is not about histrionics, it’s about history.

It is unlikely the Manchester Central Auditorium - which usually caters for corporate events - has seen such histrionics.