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When did Victorian Melodrama begin?
victorian melodrama started in the 12th century
Why was melodrama so popular in Victorian times?
Because it was cheap and entertaining.
Why was Victorian melodrama so popular?
you go to teddinton school dont you
What did the villain do in Victorian melodrama?
The villain poses a threat to people :) :p
How is a melodrama used?
melodrama is use for plays,films,or television progam
When did Victorian Melodrama begin?
victorian melodrama started in the 12th century
When was melodrama popular in the theatre of England?
i don't know hehe Melodrama was at the height of its popularity in Britain in Victorian times.
Why was Victorian melodrama so popular?
you go to teddinton school dont you
Why was melodrama so popular in Victorian times?
Because it was cheap and entertaining.
What do the old mother or father in Victorian melodrama do?
the mother is often a man
What did the villain do in Victorian melodrama?
The villain poses a threat to people :) :p
How is a melodrama used?
melodrama is use for plays,films,or television progam
What are the names of the melodrama plays?
It's called East Lynne, famous for the line "Gone! And never called me mother."
Who performed the Victorian melodrama?
The Victorian stage melodrama featured a limited number of stock characters: the hero, the villain, the heroine, an old man, an old woman, a comic man and a comic woman engaged in a sensational plot featuring themes of love and murder.
What are famous melodrama plays?
the murder at the roadside inn
What did the hero do in Victorian melodrama?
This character is important in Melodrama because he is the one who saves the heroine from a dangerous situation at the end of the play. He is the one who ensures the play ends happily every after for the good characters.
What has the author Leighton Teeterick Bohl written?
Leighton Teeterick Bohl has written: 'Charles Reade and the Victorian melodrama'
