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From the stage to this very wiki...these tropes were brought into public consciousness for plays at the local theater and/or opera house. |
From the stage to this very wiki...these tropes were brought into public consciousness for plays at the local theater and/or opera house. |
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{{tropelist|Tropes that are not yet on tropenamer lists on the works pages listed here, because the work pages do not exist:}} |
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== ''[[Naughty Marietta (operetta)]]'' ([[w:Naughty Marietta (operetta)|Wikipedia page]]) == |
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==Theater== |
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== [[Miles Gloriosus (play)]] ([[w:Miles Gloriosus (play)|Wikipedia page]]) == |
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=== Shakespeare === |
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* ''[[All's Well That Ends Well]]'' |
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** [[Any Torment You Can Walk Away From]] |
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== ''[[You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown]]'' ([[w:You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown|Wikipedia page]]) == |
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* ''[[Antony and Cleopatra]]'' |
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* [[Little-Known Facts]] |
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* ''[[Othello]]'' |
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** [[Foregone Conclusion]] |
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** [[Green-Eyed Monster]] |
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* ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' |
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** [[A Plague on Both Your Houses]] |
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** [[Star-Crossed Lovers]] |
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* ''[[Twelfth Night]]'' |
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** [[Twelfth Night Adventure]] |
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* ''[[Julius Caesar]]'' |
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** [[Et Tu, Brute?]] |
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* ''[[King John]]'' |
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** [[Twice-Told Tale]] |
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* ''[[Macbeth]]'' |
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** [[Eye of Newt]] |
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** [[No Man of Woman Born]] (co-named with ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'') |
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** [[Out, Damned Spot!]] |
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** [[Lady Macbeth]] |
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** [[The Scottish Trope]] |
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* ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' |
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** [[All That Glitters]] |
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** [[Pound of Flesh Twist]] |
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* ''[[The Winter's Tale]]'' |
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** [[Exit, Pursued by a Bear]] |
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===Others=== |
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* ''[[Annie Get Your Gun]]'' |
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** [[Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better]] |
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* [[Aristophanes]] |
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** [[Cloudcuckooland]] |
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** [[Cloudcuckoolander]] |
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** [[Lysistrata Gambit]] |
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* ''[[Avenue Q]]'' |
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** [[The Internet Is for Porn]] |
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* ''Cyrano de Bergerac'' |
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** [[Playing Cyrano]] |
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* ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]'' |
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** [[If I Were a Rich Man]] |
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* [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] |
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** [[Go, Ye Heroes, Go and Die]] |
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** [[Modern Major-General]] |
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** [[With Catlike Tread]] |
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* ''Naughty Marietta'' |
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* Plautus |
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* Sophocles |
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** [[Oedipus Rex]] |
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* ''[[Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (theatre)|Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street]]'' |
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** [[No Doubt the Years Have Changed Me]] |
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* ''[[12 Angry Men]]'' |
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** [[12 Angry Men]] |
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* ''You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'' |
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** [[Little-Known Facts]] |
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==Opera== |
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* ''Tosca'' |
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** [[Scarpia Ultimatum]] |
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* Richard Wagner |
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** [[Gotterdammerung]] |
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Latest revision as of 17:14, 30 June 2023
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From the stage to this very wiki...these tropes were brought into public consciousness for plays at the local theater and/or opera house.
Tropes that are not yet on tropenamer lists on the works pages listed here, because the work pages do not exist:
Naughty Marietta (operetta) (Wikipedia page)
Miles Gloriosus (play) (Wikipedia page)
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Wikipedia page)
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