theatrical
teatral
definition
adjective
theatrical productions
of, for, or relating to acting, actors, or the theater.
translation of 'theatrical'
noun
función teatral
adjective
exagerado,
de teatro,
teatral
example
In the 20 or 25 years of his 'theatrical' career, Shakespeare produced 37 plays.
Audience members left in a manner more 'theatrical' than anything they had been watching.
Jackson shrugs his shoulders and waves his fingers in the air in a wild, gesticulating, heavily 'theatrical' manner.
His stepfather, Ludwig Geyer, was an actor who roped the whole family into 'theatrical' productions.
This was Siobhan's first major role in a 'theatrical' production.
It by no means has the same effect eighty years later but the entertaining allegory remains a stimulating 'theatrical' event.
The company had an imaginative director and two budding 'theatrical' costumiers who saved the day.
I'm sure that he has appeared in many fine 'theatrical' productions during his long career as actor.
‘Behold the wrath of a woman wronged!’ he stated in a 'theatrical' manner, arms extended in front of him and palms upturned and pointing towards me.
In a play packed with 'theatrical' metaphors, he suggests even dictators are actors.
To some, he is a 'theatrical' god, to others, an egotistical showman.
One of the greatest 'theatrical' comebacks ever is about to be staged in the East End.
Fair enough, he criticises the 'theatrical' performance, the acting, the drama, the setting.
The basic conditions of 'theatrical' performance force actors to use words and signs that the audience can understand.
Illuminated by a giant spotlight, Leon made a 'theatrical' entrance to dramatic music.
I wanted to have a show where I can dance and be more dramatic, 'theatrical' .
Frequently 'theatrical' and melodramatic, it captured the tensions of wartime Britain, thriving in enforced isolation.
Perhaps the music is 'theatrical' and dramatic, and that is what it's all about.
Powell's dramatic presence is obvious and his 'theatrical' contribution assisted greatly in telling the story.
He pulled and pushed at the social and 'theatrical' conventions of his day and constantly experimented with new dramatic form and technique.
The long silences really worked in a 'theatrical' space.
He begins by telling me, in his 'theatrical' manner, what attracted him to Sutton in the first place.
Yes, Baltinglass Amateur Dramatics are back with a 'theatrical' treat for us.
Try the 'theatrical' manner in which the player fell to the ground clutching his face after an elbow had brushed his cheek.
Her interpretations are dramatic, even 'theatrical' , but never ‘over the top’.
In the end the play seems less a debate about modern art than a clever 'theatrical' con trick in which we, like Adam, emerge decisively duped.
Schlusser has chosen a deliberately anarchic style for the story, subverting 'theatrical' convention for effect.
Much as I admire the new 'theatrical' economy, I also feel a lot of American drama suffers from a telescoped urgency.
It's an undeniably 'theatrical' production, as flamboyant as a Broadway musical.
The appeal of The Producers as a musical was its wicked wish to mock the whole pantomime of 'theatrical' production and all who play in it.
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