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The 16 pages that link to Theatricality, each with the reason it gives.

• Camp (style)Related: Camp treats life and art as performances whose visible staging can be pleasurable.

• SoliloquyRelated: A character alone onstage turns private thought into a deliberate public performance.

• Gian Lorenzo BerniniRelated: Bernini’s sculpture often makes a fixed scene feel like an unfolding performance.

• Ernst LubitschRelated: His characters perform social roles, making pretense both comic technique and subject.

• Plan sequenceRelated: The conspicuous choreography can foreground acting and staging rather than conceal them.

• MetatheatreNarrower topic: This broader idea includes the visible artifice that metatheatre turns into dramatic subject matter.

• Fête galanteRelated: Figures often pose and interact like actors within a carefully composed outdoor stage.

• Baz LuhrmannRelated: His films foreground performance and constructed worlds rather than naturalistic restraint.

• Jacques RivetteRelated: His films often treat everyday life as a stage and theatrical rehearsal as lived experience.

• Ecstasy of Saint TeresaRelated: The chapel frames Teresa’s vision like a revelation unfolding before its viewers.

• Johann Bernhard Fischer von ErlachRelated: His monumental designs made architecture serve as a public display of Habsburg power.

• Raja Ravi VarmaRelated: His poses and settings often make epic episodes read as dramatic tableaux.

• Angelica KauffmanRelated: Her arranged figures and expressive gestures give many narrative scenes a theatrical clarity.

• Antoine WatteauRelated: Watteau made social encounters feel like scenes whose stories remain unresolved.

• Jan SteenRelated: Expressive figures make his domestic scenes feel like comic plays caught mid-action.

• Theatre studiesRelated: The idea helps analyze how theatre distinguishes and frames actions as performance.