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".
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