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tragedian ,
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stage-door Johnny
tra·gedian [trəˈʤi:diən] N
1. tragedian (actor):
tragedian
tragischer Schauspieler m
tragedian
Tragöde m <-n, -n>
2. tragedian (writer):
tragedian
Tragiker m
tragedian
Trauerspieldichter m
stage-door ˈJohn·ny N hist
stage-door Johnny
Fan m <-s, -s>
stage-door Johnny
Verehrer m <-s, ->
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While the album is indubitably noirish, evocative and unsettling, it is far from bleak and tragedian.
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It is a barely tenable proposition to compare a tragedian and a comedian so vastly different in their concerns.
www.rte.ie
Both are brilliant comedians, with the kind of timing that comes with a sense that they belong on stage; both are great tragedians.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Archaic epic and lyric also drew his attention during this period, as well as the new papyrus finds that were adding to the corpus of the tragedians.
en.wikipedia.org
It is also possible that some of these tragedians clung to the tradition in a way that caused them to distort many of the elements, which result in farcical plots.
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