theatrics

Converse of object

• add: But when Rock finds out, he tries to " help " by adding over-the-top theatrics to Willy's show.
• do: Not only does the music have to be right, so do the theatrics and the stunts.

Adjective modifier

• over-the-top: But when Rock finds out, he tries to " help " by adding over-the-top theatrics to Willy's show.
• such: In real life, there were no such theatrics from anyone involved in the trial of John Scopes.
• imaginative: This combination of explosive power imaginative theatrics and traditional story telling has produced a show for which there is no parallel.
• cheap: He never sounded better and he didn't need to resort to cheap theatrics to keep the crowd in the palm of his hand.

Noun used with modifier

• stage: Their stage theatrics were quite boring, Hotel would often gyrate and bob, whilst kicking out those superb blues riffs.
• rock: Following the tradition of Mercury Rev and Arcade Fire, this six-piece combine small-town folk with rock theatrics.