thespian

IPA: θˈɛspiʌn

Of, or relating to drama and acting; dramatic, theatrical.
Alternative letter-case form of thespian. [Of, or relating to drama and acting; dramatic, theatrical.]

Examples of "thespian" in Sentences

Growing up, Suzy Berger would cringe when she was called a thespian.
Very early I recall a thespian named Thoman, who was supported by a Julia Pelby.
While the readings may strike some as overly "thespian," they take on real drama with repeated listens.
Giamatti’s tormented thespian is attempting to survive an especially grueling stage production of “Uncle Vanya.”
That sounded strange to me, so I called my thespian friend, Eric Oleson (it's okay to call him that because he's openly thespian).
Frankly I don't know why, it's not like his career has taken off in a different direction or anything, sure it's gone another way, but he's not become known as a thespian all of a sudden!
I mean, putting lipstick on a drowning polar bear might create some special mutant kind of thespian polar bear that can act in live-action Coca Cola commercials and subsist entirely on spilled oil and cruise-ship exhaust.
AYH agree they shouldn't cut joffrey scene, and i also don't think they cut the hound. the cersei / luwin scene makes MUCH more sense, and would relate to the "world class thespian" not being in the pilot, but being in the series a little better than if the "thespian" were the hound.