Theatrical Flair Mugs

Comedy Ballet of Marionettes I (Oil Version in Tate Known as 'A Caprice'

Ruff

Victorian Lady

'I guess it's not much consolation but I thought your impersonation of the King was a riot.'

"Yoo-hoo. Fifteen minutes of fame is about to start."

Fat Kid 28- Discovers his feminine side

Countess

'I hear McKellen takes scarf wearing to new levels of flamboyance at the Old Vic...'

Rutger Shower

'The FDA now requires that we have an actor show you what kinds of side effects you might experience.'

"Take it from the beginning. Act One. 'Gypsy.' 'May We Entertain You?' And this time, Mrs. Ritterhouse, without the Baby June split."

"Shakespeare wants to kill off the leads and destroy any franchise potential. I tell you these artist types can never see the big picture."

Flying Dutchman

Sir Gilbert Murgatroyd

The Death of Pierrot

Mime in an Emergency Ward at Hospital

Sugar And Spice And Full On Drama

"Would you like to come in and see my cave drawings?"

"He looks just the way he did in life."

Ann Dowd

'Mind if I play the cello for dramatic effect?'

Manon Lescaut

New Bishop-elect shows his clothes to his family

"I'm taking everything that looks twentieth-centuryish and tossing it."

Mad Margaret

Pirate King

'Those are my best tights, don't you dare ladder them !'

'So this is what you do while I'm gone.'

"I'm awesome!!"

Interpretive Cheering

'Don't you see, Trudy? OUr life is like a soap opera!'

'They're not for me, they're for my wife.'

'You are such a drama queen! Heaven knows where you get that from!'

Mr. and Mrs. Mantalini in Ralph Nickleby's office

Remain calm. Don't say anything stupid. Show her that you've grown, that you're not crazy, impulsive love-struck weirdo. Nice to see you, Darlene. You're looking well. And nice to see you, Rudy. Marry me and have my babies.