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theatricalism

[thee-a-tri-kuh-liz-uhm] / θiˈæ trɪ kəˌlɪz əm /


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More culpably, Williams' gift for theatricalism makes the how of Suddenly Last Summer devour the why, turns the horrifying means into an end in itself.

From Time Magazine Archive

THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE—Early Shaw, revived by the Theatre Guild, and proving that early Shaw is a good deal better than most up-to-the-minute theatricalism.

From Time Magazine Archive

So much oratory has its touches of eloquence, so much theatricalism its flashes of theater.

From Time Magazine Archive

Yet, as Edmund Wilson observed in an otherwise critical essay: "There remains behind the journalism, the theatricalism and the tricks, a mind which does seem first-rate in its unpanicky scrutiny of life."

From Time Magazine Archive

And Lady Durwent, free of all theatricalism, was dumb with the mother's pain of losing her first-born.

From The Parts Men Play by Baxter, Arthur Beverley



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