Table by the Window

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"Table by the Window" is a one-act play by Terence Rattigan, best known as one of the linked pieces in his collection Separate Tables, exploring themes of loneliness, repression, and human connection in a seaside hotel setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf one-act play
stage work
author Terence Rattigan NERFINISHED
collectionBySameAuthor Separate Tables NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
dramaticForm character study
realist drama
explores conflicts between personal desire and social respectability
private lives of hotel residents
firstPerformedInCollection Separate Tables NERFINISHED
genre drama
one-act drama
hasAuthorNationality British
hasCentralLocation dining room table by a window
hasMedium theatre
hasSettingType boarding hotel
linkedWith Table Number Seven
originalLanguage English
partOf Separate Tables NERFINISHED
period mid-20th-century British theatre
setting Bournemouth-style English resort hotel
seaside hotel
structure one of two linked plays in Separate Tables
theme emotional isolation
human connection
loneliness
repression
romantic disappointment
social convention

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Separate Tables and Other Plays (collections of Rattigan plays) containsWork Table by the Window
subject surface form: Separate Tables and Other Plays