An edition of Victorian theatrical burlesques
(2003)
Victorian theatrical burlesques
by Richard W. Schoch
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Metadramatic, the burlesque is often a play that allots a low social standing to a person of a higher class or vice versa. Its principal target was the blood and thunder of melodrama. These writings explore this neglected aspect of Victorian theatre.
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VICTORIAN THEATRICAL BURLESQUES; ED. BY RICHARD W. SCHOCH.
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Table of Contents
Miss Eily O'Connor / H.J. Byron (1861)
1863; or, The sensations of the past season / H.J. Byron (1863)
The very latest edition of Black-eyed Susan / F.C. Burnand (1866)
The Corsican 'bothers', or, The troublesome twins / H.J. Byron (1869)
The poet and the puppets / Charles H.E. Brookfield and James Glover (1892).
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [252]-255).
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