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Burlesque

A burlesque (.mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}English pronunciation: /bɜːrˈlɛsk/ ⓘ; French pronunciation: ⓘ) is a literary, dramatic or musical work intended to cause laughter by caricaturing…

Music, In music & Victorian theatrical burlesque

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Literary origins and development

In music

Victorian theatrical burlesque

American burlesque

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Burlesque

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Burlesque

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related to Further reading · 66
Burlesque → Abrams, Allan, American Burlesque, An Historiette, Anatomy, Archive, Baddeley, Baldwin, BearManor Media, Charms, Classical Burlesque, CoDiNardo, Criticism, Cyr, Diamonds From, English Theatre After, Ewan, Fort Worth, Four Essays, Frye
related to American burlesque · 42
Burlesque → Abbott, Al Jolson, American, Ann Corio, At, Bert Lahr, Blaze Starr, British, British Blondes, By, Cole Porter, Comics, Costello, Cyr, Danny Kaye, Danny Thomas, Eddie Cantor, English, Fanny Brice, Fields
related to Classical music · 31
Burlesque → As, Beginning, Bruno Granichstaedten, Casimirs Himmelfahrt, Cleopatra, Das Orakel, Delfi, Die, Durch, Ernst Krenek, Europe, French, German, German-language, Grétry, Heavyweight, Histoire, In, Jahren, Jahrtausende
related to References · 31
Burlesque → Adams, American Culture, Andrew, Banham, Cambridge, Cambridge Paperback Guide, Cambridge University Press, Chapel Hill, Chatto, English Literature, Frederic Woodbridge, Horrible Prettiness, ISBN, London, Martin, Michael, Music, North Carolina Press, Opera, Oxford
related to Literary origins and development · 23
Burlesque → Among Cervantes, Beaumont, Burning Pestle, Cervantes, Chaucer, Eight Comedies, Eight New Interludes, England, Exemplary Novels, Fletcher's The Knight, For, France, Francesco Berni's Opere, Graeco-Roman, In, Italy, Midsummer Night's Dream, Miguel, Shakespeare, Shakespeare's Pyramus
related to Victorian theatrical burlesque · 18
Burlesque → Burnand, Byron, English, Fred Leslie, Gilbert, In, It, London, Madame Vestris, New York, Olympic Revels, Olympic Theatre, Other, Planché, Sims, The, This English, Victorian
related to External links · 13
Burlesque → American Entertainments, Beinecke Rare Book, History, Life, Manuscript Library, Musicals101, Ruckus, Tease, TheFreaky, Turn, Twentieth Century From, We Aim, Yale UniversityClassic Burlesque
related to Jazz · 12
Burlesque → C-sharp, Chi, Cobb, Donizetti, George, Harry Alford's Lucy's Sextette, Lammermoor, Lucia, Rachmaninoff's Prelude, Russian Rag, The, Well-known

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literary early century burlesques new english works isbn musical examples music american theatrical example shows opera victorian parody theatre london

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the Vancouver International Burlesque Festivalinstance ofAnnual conventions0.80text
the Miss Exotic World Pageant are heldinstance ofAnnual conventions0.80text
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueAmerican0.60section
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueVictorian0.60section
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueThe English0.60section
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueNew York0.60section
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueBritish0.60section
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueLydia Thompson0.60section
Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueBritish Blondes0.60section
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Burlesquerelated to American burlesqueEnglish0.60section
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