Abbas could opt to skip the theatrics and appoint himself prime minister.
“He had a flair for the dramatic, to be sure, but it was for more than theatrics,” Clinton said.
Things will take a turn more serious in late July when the court finally starts focusing on the evidence and not the theatrics.
As a showman who loves the theatrics, addressing the UN general assembly is the ultimate stage.
Those words felt no more than a lame example of phony "in your face" theatrics.
Still, one thing is for certain: Khrushchev had a flair for theatrics.
Oscar de la Renta was all about theatrics, presenting a collection with a decidedly Parisian feel.
CNN wants emotions, theatrics, the stamping of feet, mano-a-mano anger, and outrage contests.
The empathy game has been played with words and theatrics in many schools.
