Because it was cheap and entertaining.
you go to teddinton school dont you
because he is amazing
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
Oh, dude, Victorian lace was totally named after Queen Victoria of England. Like, she was all about that fancy, intricate lace style back in the 1800s. So yeah, if you're into that whole vintage, frilly look, you can thank Queen Vicky for the inspo.
The history of the word is both Greek and French. It basically means musical drama, but it has come to mean something exaggerated and hilarious with a happy ending... so it is really often a comedy rather than a drama, despite the dramatic elements. It's called that so that people can distinguish that sort of play from a regular sort of play. A melodrama embraces overacting and audience reaction, while normal plays do not.
you go to teddinton school dont you
because they only watched pantos in winter
because
because he is amazing
Probably the most popular job in the Tudor era was a farmer because there were so many farms in those times
Melodrama became Popular during the industrial revolution because life was so hard in this period so people went to see it to get away from their lives.
because victorians liked it
A melodrama is meant to be sung so that audience can have a kind of catharsis in their emotions.
melodrama has changed because it hasnt always been about villains with twirling mustaches so yeh
They had white icing on wedding cakes so I suppose so!
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the photos with a means for memorializing dead loved ones. post-mortem photograph might be the only image of the child the family ever had to remember them.