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Act excessively expressive, 5 letters
Act larger than life, 5 letters
Act like a thespian, 5 letters
Act melodramatically, 5 letters
Act the drama queen, 5 letters
Act unprofessionally, 5 letters
Act with great feeling, 5 letters
Act without restraint, 5 letters
Act without subtlety, 5 letters
Be a hammy Hamlet, say, 5 letters
Be melodramatic on stage, 5 letters
Be over the top, while acting, 5 letters
Behave like a thespian, 5 letters
Behave theatrically, 5 letters
Cry crocodile tears, 5 letters
Cry too readily, maybe, 5 letters
Director's cry to an underactor?, 5 letters
Display histrionics, 5 letters
Do a spit-take, say, 5 letters
Emulate Pearl White, 5 letters
Engage in cabotinage, 5 letters
Engage in histrionics, 5 letters
Engage in melodramatics, 5 letters
Express oneself on stage, 5 letters
Express shock or happiness, say, 5 letters
Flaunt one's feelings, 5 letters
Frustrate the director, perhaps, 5 letters
Get all melodramatic, 5 letters
Get carried away in Hollywood, 5 letters
Go into histrionics, 5 letters
Go over the top on Broadway, 5 letters
Go overboard on stage, 5 letters
Go overboard, in a way, 5 letters
Go too far on the boards, 5 letters
Go wild with Wilde or Wilder, 5 letters
Ham it up as Hamlet, 5 letters
Hardly suppress one's feelings, 5 letters
Imitate ham actor Tom with ease, 5 letters
Indulge in cabotinage, 5 letters
Keep up with a ham?, 5 letters
Let it all hang out, 5 letters
Let one's feeling show, 5 letters
Milk a scene for all it's worth, 5 letters
Not keep one's feelings pent up, 5 letters
Not play it straight, 5 letters
Overdo a scene, say, 5 letters
Overdo it on Broadway, 5 letters
Overdo it on the stage, 5 letters
Overdo it, in a way, 5 letters
Overdo the stage directions, 5 letters
Overdramatize lines, 5 letters
Overexpress one's feelings, 5 letters
Overexpress one's feelings, on stage, 5 letters
Overplay one's part, 5 letters
Perform histrionically, 5 letters
Perform with broad gestures, 5 letters
Perform with great feeling, 5 letters
Play a role none too subtly, 5 letters
Play much too broadly on stage, 5 letters
Play the drama queen, 5 letters
Play to the back crowd, 5 letters
Play to the back of the audience, 5 letters
Play to the back of the room, 5 letters
Play to the back of the theater, 5 letters
Play to the back row and then some, 5 letters
Play to the balcony, 5 letters
Play to the last row, 5 letters
Play to the rafters, 5 letters
Play without restraint, 5 letters
Project an unnuanced appearance, 5 letters
Push the envelope, theatrically, 5 letters
Rage, e.g., onstage, 5 letters
Really ham it up onstage, 5 letters
Sell the scene, say, 5 letters
Shed crocodile tears, 5 letters
Shed crocodile tears on stage, 5 letters
Show anger, for example, 5 letters
Show one's feelings, 5 letters
Show rage onstage, say, 5 letters
Show too much feeling?, 5 letters
Speak histrionically, 5 letters
Tear a passion to tatters, 5 letters
Tread the boards broadly, 5 letters
Tread the boards heavily, 5 letters
Try to out-ham a ham, 5 letters
Try to steal a scene, 5 letters
Try to steal the scene, maybe, 5 letters
Turn on the dramatics, 5 letters
Turn on the waterworks, maybe, 5 letters
Upset a stage coach?, 5 letters
Upstage a co-star, perhaps, 5 letters
Wax rhapsodic, perhaps, 5 letters
What characters do in a melodrama, 5 letters
Good actor's attribute?, 12 letters
Acted broadly, on Broadway, 6 letters
Did B-grade stage work, 6 letters
Did it broadly, on Broadway, 6 letters
Did with a passion?, 6 letters
Didn't hide one's feelings, to say the least, 6 letters
Emulated Pearl White, 6 letters
Emulated William Gillette, 6 letters
Frustrated the director, perhaps, 6 letters
Gave an over-the-top performance, 6 letters
Hammed it up onstage, 6 letters
Indulged in cabotinage, 6 letters
Overplayed one's feelings, 6 letters
Overplayed, in a way, 6 letters
Played to the back of the audience, 6 letters
Was a bad player, perhaps, 6 letters
Went over the top, in a way, 6 letters
Cast liability, perhaps, 6 letters
No Tony nominee, surely, 6 letters
One given to gushing, 6 letters
People whom Rose met in acting class, 7 letters
They really play a part, 7 letters
They're unsubtle on stage, 7 letters
Who performed on Rome set?, 7 letters
Acts unprofessionally?, 6 letters
Behaves theatrically, 6 letters
Cries too easily, say, 6 letters
Doesn't play conservatively, 6 letters
Engages in melodrama, 6 letters
Gets carried away, in a way, 6 letters
Goes overboard with the acting, 6 letters
Goes overboard, in a way, 6 letters
Is overly theatrical, 6 letters
Makes sure the audience gets it, 6 letters
Makes the play off?, 6 letters
Overacts, on the stage, 6 letters
Overblows one's lines, 6 letters
Overdoes it on stage, 6 letters
Overdoes it, in a way, 6 letters
Plays it to the hilt, 6 letters
Plays to the balcony, 6 letters
Shows feeling onstage, 6 letters
Shows one's feelings, 6 letters
Weeps and wails, say, 6 letters
:-) is an example of one, 8 letters
Creation using punctuation, 8 letters
Cyberspace wink, e.g., 8 letters
Face with a hyphen for a nose, say, 8 letters
It may involve the colon, 8 letters
It often includes a colon, 8 letters
Sideways symbol in cyberspace, 8 letters
Smile in an e-mail, say, 8 letters
Somewhat parenthetical comment?, 8 letters
Symbol like :-) or :-(, 8 letters
Smile and frown symbols on the Internet, 9 letters
They may have smiles and frowns, 9 letters
They often begin with colons, 9 letters
Sighing and sobbing, 7 letters
Waxing melodramatic, 7 letters
Any ___, if it is sincere, is involuntary: Mark Twain, 7 letters
A director may ask for more of it, 7 letters
Anger, perhaps, from returning large book; it carries a charge (7), 7 letters
Cause of laughter or tears, 7 letters
Elation or frustration, 7 letters
Feeling for the game, 7 letters
It may be repressed, 7 letters
Show of tears or fears, 7 letters
Stoic's concealment, 7 letters
What Mr. Spock suppressed, 7 letters
What Spock suppressed, 7 letters
What the heart rules, 7 letters
Appealing to feelings, 9 letters
Easily brought to tears, 9 letters
Showing strong feelings, 9 letters
Unlike Mr. Spock of Star Trek, 9 letters
Wearing one's heart on one's sleeve, 9 letters
Factor in successful commercials, 15 letters
Heart specialist's skill?, 15 letters
Preconceived notions, perhaps, 16 letters
What bad acting may lack, 15 letters
Many a stress reliever, 15 letters
Psychological release, 15 letters
1980 Rolling Stones hit, 15 letters
Rolling Stones album featuring the song Where the Boys Go, 15 letters
Harrison upon winning his Oscar?, 12 letters
Way to determine true feelings?, 15 letters
Psychiatrists, at times?, 16 letters
#1 hit for Mariah Carey, 8 letters
Joy and jealousy, e.g., 8 letters
Love and hate, e.g., 8 letters
Love, hate, fear, etc., 8 letters
These might be mixed, 8 letters
They may be worn on one's sleeve, 8 letters
They're often kept in, 8 letters
What stoics suppress, 8 letters
Heartbreak causing nausea?, 15 letters
Appealing to feeling, 7 letters
Arousing intense feeling, 7 letters
Characterized by feeling, 7 letters
Expressive of feelings, 7 letters
Showing a lot of feeling, 7 letters
Showing excitement, e.g., 7 letters
Emotional nature or quality, 12 letters
Absence of emotion, 15 letters
Apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions, 15 letters