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theatricalism

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See: histrionics


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``If the clash of cultures is expressed in a theatrical context, we can use different forms of theatricalism as a metaphor for that context.
Here, too, the theatricalism of his style and the lore of the city were distilled in photographs that were all bourbon and no water.
Depending on taste, one could now have the exquisite porcelain tableaux vivants of Nancy Ekholm Burkert; the rustic, Arts-and-Craftsy dramatizations of Trina Schart Hyman; the sylvan New Age romances of Susan Jeffers; the high-style theatricalism of Fred Marcellino; the Old-Masterish elaborations of Paul Zelinsky.
 
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