Sentence examples for theatrical tactics from inspiring English sources
The Radicals, headed by party leader Marco Pannella, are hardly unaccustomed to using bizarre theatrical tactics to attract attention, or to running unlikely candidates.
The Miller juvenilia gave an intriguing preview of subject matter and theatrical tactics that he would use in the plays of his maturity, and there are equally fascinating flashes in Agnes Colander of the dramatist that Granville Barker became: shrewd about human motive, acute to the difference between what people say and what they mean, and keen to test the limits of censorship.
But first I must file away my accumulated objections to the theatrical shock tactics with which Bacon, in the nineteen-forties, aimed to create museum-worthy European painting that could stand up to that of his hero, Picasso.
He kept two thirds of his army out of action, fooled again by Magruder's theatrical diversionary tactics.
As part of his shock tactics, Orton takes farce, the quintessence of theatrical escapism, and turns every reassuring stereotype upside down".If 'Loot' is played as no more than farcical, it won't work," Orton said.
Employing an adaptation written by his son, Daniil Gink, Mr. Ginkas bluntly breaks down the traditional barriers between audience and actors, a tactic that apparently still strikes an audacious note in some theatrical circles.
Some experts say the tactic is unduly suggestive, ineffectively tests a witness's memory, and provides more theatrical flourish than probative evidence.
In a counterclaim filed last week in United States District Court in New York, lawyers for the former "Jersey Boys" stars said the creative team and Dodger Theatricals, among the show's producers, were "motivated by petty vindictiveness and malice" and "using bully tactics better suited for the schoolyard".
More strong-arm tactics Lance Armstrong during his interview with the BBC The tone was defiant – he would probably dope again – and the contrition transparently theatrical.
It is intensely theatrical.
