Schutz's faces and figures are simplified but theatrically expressive.
No one doubts the subjects' anguish, but would they have expressed it so theatrically if Majoli and his lights had not been there?
The aides expressed concern to CNN that a for-profit documentary, which would be released theatrically and broadcast on CNN, would pose a potential conflict with its news coverage, especially since the cable channel had no creative control over it.
The Zelda cult, intended to right an injustice done to a remarkable woman, can end by doing an injustice to less theatrically glamorous women writers of her time — Dawn Powell and Anita Loos, in the same social circle and milieu, come to mind — who did get their work done and their selves expressed in even more resistant circumstances.
Karzai, dressed in a white tunic and a black jacket, acted theatrically, calling out to aides for information in a stage voice, then expressing shock when they predicted lower voter turnout because of violence in Pashtun areas, where he drew most of his support.
Later, in a meeting with the senior staff, Picard expresses his belief that she is a con-artist and points out that all of her "powers" can be recreated with theatrically delivered technology.
The layered design expresses and delivers lightness, at all time directing the eye to this powerful engine beneath, one that theatrically illuminates in hot red in the engine bay.
She pirouettes theatrically.
She grimaced theatrically.
It is theatrically large.
Originally released theatrically in 2002.
