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Theatrical appearance or character
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Examples of theatrics in a Sentence
Their stage theatrics were quite boring, Hotel would often gyrate and bob, whilst kicking out those superb blues riffs.
Not only does the music have to be right, so do the theatrics and the stunts.
Following the tradition of Mercury Rev and Arcade Fire, this six-piece combine small-town folk with rock theatrics.
But when Rock finds out, he tries to " help " by adding over-the-top theatrics to Willy 's show.
Watching her, it was hard to tell how much was theatrics and how much was real.
But when Rock finds out, he tries to " help " by adding over-the-top theatrics to Willy's show.
In real life, there were no such theatrics from anyone involved in the trial of John Scopes.
This combination of explosive power imaginative theatrics and traditional story telling has produced a show for which there is no parallel.
The members of KISS are known just as much for their theatrics and sense of style as they are for their music.
Since their early years, the band has built arena shows that go beyond music to theatrics and striking special effects.