You may not agree with Jones's bleak view that nothing much has changed and that women remain subject to men's passions, but you will enjoy the play's theatricality.
A charismatic man who leaned towards slight theatricality in his funeral directing, he insisted that the stage be set perfectly by adhering exactly to the deceased's family's every wish.
They were astonished when Breivik, stripped to his underwear for the shot, with a sudden, grotesque theatricality adopted a proud body-builder's pose, side on, hand on hip with muscles flexed.
As Susan Sontag wrote, camp is artifice and theatricality and flamboyance.
There is a certain theatricality to Keith Pattison's photographs – the group of pickets standing by Tow Law opencast mine, men collecting sea coal on the coast, locals watching police coming up the backstreet – so it is no surprise to find that his main job is as a theatrical production photographer for the likes of Keswick's Theatre by the Lake and Live Theatre.
With typical theatricality, Salmond launched the Yes Scotland campaign on 25 May 2012 at a multiplex cinema in central Edinburgh.
Pushing implementation until after this November's elections probably has somewhat improved the Democrats' shaky prospects by containing the theatricality of voter dissatisfaction with Obamacare, and the Republicans are mad about it.The Affordable Care Act is meant to work by applying pain to those who fail to comply with its mandates.
Soviet propagandists had none of Mr Kiselev's exaltation, sarcasm and theatricality.
For sheer theatricality he came second only to Herman Cain, who at his fiery Baptist best is right off the charts.
Transferred to film by Karel Reisz, with music by Michael Nyman, the cinematic framing of the image loses this sense of theatricality.
Dickens, not Salman Rushdie, comes to mind, with all his theatricality and exuberance.
