farce in the PONS Dictionary

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Theatrical representations often encompassed several works; they began with a comic prologue, then a tragedy or tragicomedy, then a farce and finally a song.
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Her repertoire ranged from the classics to farce.
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The game ended in a farce as the crowd invaded the pitch thinking that the game was over.
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Most of the farces were adapted for the cinema.
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The chief characteristics of his farces are a clear plot and bright, easy and natural dialogue.
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It consisted of three acts and was described as having the characteristics of drama, musical comedy, farce and revue, in turn.
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They also produce two plays each year and these have included a wide variety of plays including classic drama; farce; comedy and whodunits.
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I am being compelled to play a farce, he said.
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One major problem of the film is that this unconventional farce too quickly forgets the building relationship for the dissolving one.
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The performances at the new theater were principally burlesques and farces.
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