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Why did melodrama become popular?
because it was
When was melodrama first popular?
in the 19th century
When and where was melodrama a popular form of theatre?
it became popular in the mid-nineteenth
In what century did melodrama become popular?
melodrama come popular in 17 cenrtury i no this because i have just done h/w on it and it was rightActually the term melodrama was first introduced in the 18th century (around 1760) and it only became popular in the 19th century. And please could you check your spellings. Just saying.
Why was Victorian melodrama so popular?
you go to teddinton school dont you
Why did melodrama become popular?
because it was
What comedy became popular in the 1800s?
Melodrama
When was melodrama first popular?
in the 19th century
When and where was melodrama a popular form of theatre?
it became popular in the mid-nineteenth
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.
In what century did melodrama become popular?
melodrama come popular in 17 cenrtury i no this because i have just done h/w on it and it was rightActually the term melodrama was first introduced in the 18th century (around 1760) and it only became popular in the 19th century. And please could you check your spellings. Just saying.
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 country was melodrama popular in?
It was popular in France dating from Rousseau's Pygmalion(1770) and also in the Czech countries.
Where does melodrama come from?
Melodrama is a Greek term meaning 'song drama' or 'music drama' Though, the term generally relates to the theatre genre made popular by the French.
How has melodrama influenced in modern day theatre?
Modern Melodrama such as Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull has been an example of a melodrama. Some modern melodrama's have been described as narratives involving critical themes, special loss, or historical consequences distorted by aesthetic, vision and pop culture references.
When and where was melodrama a popular theme of theater?
The Shakespearean period was sometimes associtated with melodrama. However, as only men were allowed to act at that time, only men could play females, and females had no role at all.
