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Harlequinade is an
English comic theatrical genre,
defined by the
Oxford English Dictionary as "that part of a
pantomime in
which the
harlequin and clown...
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important part of the pantomime,
until the late 19th century, was the
harlequinade.
Outside of the
British Isles, the word "pantomime" is
often understood...
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Harlequinade was a solo
modern dance by
Martha Graham set to
music by
Ernst Toch. The work
premiered on
January 8, 1930, at
Maxine Elliott's
Theatre in...
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stage in the
derived genre of the
Harlequinade,
developed in the
early 18th
century by John Rich. As the
Harlequinade portion of the
English dramatic genre...
- make-up design). In the
early 1800s, he
expanded the role of
Clown in the
harlequinade that
formed part of
British pantomimes,
notably at the
Theatre Royal...
- on the
traditional harlequinade,
which in turn came from the old
Italian Commedia dell'arte. In
Victorian times, the
harlequinade had
become a po****r...
- dell'Arte. Routledge. p. 62. Sand,
Maurice (1915). The
History of the
Harlequinade.
Benjamin Blom, Inc. p. 31. Oreglia,
Giacomo (1961). The
Commedia dell'Arte...
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Columbine (Italian: Colombina; French: Colombine; lit. 'little dove') is a
stock character in the
commedia dell'arte. She is Harlequin's mistress, a comic...
- (1999) and
graphic novel (2001)
based on the old
Commedia dell'arte and
Harlequinade pantomime. Both the
short story and the
graphic novel were
written by...
- (Russian: "Миллионы Арлекина",
Milliony Arlekina) also
known under the
title Harlequinade (Russian: "Арлекинада", Arlekinada) is a
ballet comique in two acts and...
