- of the
Ancient Gr**** theater,
wrote 40
comedies, 11 of
which survive.
Aristophanes developed his type of
comedy from the
earlier satyr plays,
which were...
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later developing into sub-genres like ****ball
comedies,
career woman comedies, and 1950s ****
comedies in Hollywood. Over time, the
genre has expanded...
- States.
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examples of
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subgenre of the
romantic comedy, ****ball
comedies appears to
focus on the
story of a...
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plays were
considered comedies or
tragedies (i.e. drama): the
former being light stories with a happy...
- The
Ealing comedies is an
informal name for a
series of
comedy films produced by the London-based
Ealing Studios during a ten-year
period from 1947 to...
- 1980s many
British sitcoms also
screened on the
Seven Network. By 1986, UK
comedies Bless This
House and Are You
Being Served? had been re-screened several...
- it only
hurts when I laugh." Blue
comedy Comedy horror Cringe comedy Cruel jokes series List of
British dark
comedies Macabre Satire (film and television)...
- ****ual
comedies. ****ual
comedy was po****r in 17th
century English Restoration theatre. From 1953 to 1965,
Hollywood released a
number of ****ual
comedies, some...
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
produced a
series of nine
short comedy films called All
Barkie Dogville Comedies,
sometimes known as the "barkies" (in a
parody of "talkies")...
