The Dover Road

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The Dover Road is a comedic play by A. A. Milne that humorously explores romance and mistaken intentions when eloping couples are waylaid at an eccentric country house.

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instanceOf play
stage comedy
audience adult theatre audiences
author A. A. Milne NERFINISHED
authorOfSameGenre A. A. Milne NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
dramaticStyle light comedy of manners
firstPerformanceLocation London NERFINISHED
genre comedy
romantic comedy
hasAdaptation The Lady Vanishes (1938 film, loosely inspired) NERFINISHED
hasCharacterType eccentric host
eloping couple
hasDialogueStyle witty banter
hasMotif country-house confinement
obstacles to elopement
testing romantic compatibility
language English
literaryPeriod early 20th century
medium theatre
narrativeDevice forced stay in a country house
narrativeFocus eloping couples waylaid at a country house
setting England
an eccentric country house
structure three-act play
theme elopement
marriage
mistaken intentions
romance
tone humorous

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A. A. Milne notableWork The Dover Road