Associations to the word «Theatrical»
Noun
- Broadway
- Cinematography
- Lighting
- Screening
- Cabaret
- Harvard
- Prop
- Covent
- Paramount
- Subtitle
- Showtime
- Booking
- Amusement
- Choreographer
- Spectacle
- Syndicate
- Yiddish
- Wig
- Jeremiah
- Blockbuster
- Premiere
- Footage
- Acting
- Backdrop
- Carte
- Cannes
- Improvisation
- Skit
- Overly
- Picnic
- Caricature
- Talent
- Cinematographer
- Starring
- Repertoire
- Welles
- Bonnie
- Portrayal
- Marty
- Libretto
- Choreography
- Antic
- Buena
- Coward
- Wardrobe
- Arte
- Opus
- Flourish
- Sequel
- Guild
- Genre
- Gesture
- Censor
- Bros
- Animator
- Satire
- Mask
- Dickens
- Reissue
- Interlude
- Extra
- Macbeth
- Censorship
- Gross
- Wonderland
- Fanny
- Ovum
- Circus
- Mayer
- Minstrel
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
THEATRICAL, adjective. Of or relating to the theatre.
THEATRICAL, adjective. Fake and exaggerated.
THEATRICAL, noun. A stage performance, especially one by amateurs.
THEATRICAL FILM, noun. (film) A motion picture specifically made to be shown in a theatre, as opposed to a made-for-television film, or a film released directly to video.
THEATRICAL PROP, noun. Items used in stage plays and similar entertainments to further the action
Dictionary definition
THEATRICAL, noun. A performance of a play.
THEATRICAL, adjective. Of or relating to the theater.
THEATRICAL, adjective. Suited to or characteristic of the stage or theater; "a theatrical pose"; "one of the most theatrical figures in public life".
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.