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Claudia (1941), a comedy by Rose Franken. [ Booth Theatre, 453 perf.] David Naughton (Donald Cook) is a successful architect living on a colonial farm he has lovingly restored. He is more or less happily married, although he is not certain about this matter since his beautiful wife Claudia (Dorothy McGuire) has never quite grown up. She has a mother‐fixation and never seems entirely sure of her sexual appeal. When she impetuously sells the farm to an opera singer and has a brief flirtation with a handsome young Englishman, David is exasperated. Then Claudia learns that her mother (Frances Starr) is dying and she seems suddenly to mature. “Yes, it's like a miracle,” her mother remarks. “It's just as if she were the mother and I were the child.” Claudia agrees to return the opera singer's check and to settle down to being a wife. Franken's first play since Another Language nine years earlier (and her only other success), the John Golden–produced comedy was welcomed by Richard Watts Jr. of the Herald Tribune as “the best new American play of the season.” Claudia was especially popular with women audiences.
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One of the followers of Paul in Rome. She sent greetings to Timothy. It has been suggested that she was the mother of Linus, mentioned in the same text.
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II Tim 4:21
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Claudia (klôd'ēə), Christian who sent greetings to Timothy, as recorded in Paul's Letter to Timothy.
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| Claudia (Latin) | |
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| Gender | Female |
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| Related names | Claudius, Claude, Claudine, Claudiu |
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Claudia is the female form of Claudius and may refer to:
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People
Ancient Romans
- Claudia (Roman mythology), a legendary Vestal Virgin
- Claudia Augusta (63 AD), infant daughter of Nero by his second wife
- Claudia Capitolina, a princess of Commagene originally from Roman Egypt
- Julia (daughter of Drusus the Younger) (5–43 AD), Claudia Julia, grand-daughter of Tiberius
- Claudia Marcella, either of two nieces of Augustus
- Claudia Octavia (died 62 AD), first wife of Nero
- Claudia Procula, wife of Pontius Pilate
- Claudia Pulchra, any of several women including a daughter of Publius Clodius Pulcher and a great-niece of Augustus
- Claudia Quinta, who helped bring the statue of Cybele from Pessinus to Rome
- Claudia Tisamenis, sister of Herodes Atticus
Modern people
Characters
- Claudia (The Vampire Chronicles) from Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire
- Claudia Brown from ITV's Primeval
- Claudia Blaisdel Carrington, a character in the television series Dynasty
- C. J. Cregg, Claudia Jean Cregg, a character in the television series The West Wing
- Claudia Hernandez (24 character), a character in the television series 24
- Claudia Joy Holden, a character in the television series Army Wives
- Claudia Wolf, the antagonist of the video game Silent Hill 3
- Claudia Zacchara, GH Character
- Claudia Kishi, from Ann Martin's book series The Baby-sitters Club
Other
- Claudia (film), a 1959 East German film
- The Claudia Quintet, an ensemble formed by drummer and composer John Hollenbeck
- Hurricane Claudia (disambiguation)
- Claudia (magazine), a Brazilian magazine published by Editora Abril
See also
- Claudia (gens), one of the most prominent patrician houses at Rome
- Claudius (disambiguation)
- Cláudya, Brazilian singer
- All pages beginning with "Claudia"
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