Praise be to theatrical panache.
This would be depressing if De Frutos didn't pronounce it all with such theatrical panache.
I lazily succumbed to the work's theatrical panache, slick beauty and feigned gravitas.
In its ingenious verbal shorthand, "Please Hello!" — a song about West meeting East — best shows off Sondheim's theatrical panache.
The washings of light across skin and cloth have helped to give these bodies a real, toned shapeliness, a kind of theatrical panache.
Aside from their theatrical panache, the Civilians deserve credit as top-notch journalists, creating portraits that are vivid, agenda-free, and marked by a benevolent irony.
It is meant to suggest the thematic links in their works, they said, and it is another measure of their theatrical panache.
Exceptions: Cristina's spiky take on Peggy Lee's 'Is That All There Is?' and Kid Creole hits that unleash Darnell's theatrical panache.
Willem Breuker, a Dutch composer, multireedist and bandleader whose jump-cut style and theatrical panache made him a contrarian hero of European jazz, died on July 23 in Amsterdam.
But "In the Middle" brought together Mr. Forsythe's brilliantly innovative rethinking of ingrained balletic conventions — about balance, weight, effort, line, presentation, illusion and gender — with theatrical panache, and it catapulted him into the international spotlight.
But eventually the show's theatrical panache, along with Spacey's Shakespearean asides to the camera, starts to feel as gimmicky as a fashion-magazine shoot, with melancholic shots of Claire jogging in a graveyard.
