Love for Love

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Love for Love is a celebrated Restoration comedy play by William Congreve, known for its witty dialogue, intricate plotting, and satirical portrayal of love and social manners in 17th-century London.

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instanceOf Restoration comedy play
stage play
author William Congreve NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
dramaticForm prose comedy
dramaticStructure five-act play
firstPerformanceCity London NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceCompany United Company NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceDate 1695
firstPerformanceTheatre Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre NERFINISHED
firstPublicationDate 1695
genre Restoration comedy
satirical comedy
hasCharacterType coquette
fop
gull
wit
hasDialogueStyle witty repartee
hasDramaticDevice disguise and misunderstanding
hasReception celebrated as one of Congreve's major plays
regarded as a classic of Restoration comedy
hasStyle comedy of manners
influenced later comedies of manners
influencedBy Restoration social life in London
literaryMovement Restoration drama
literaryPeriod Restoration era NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Angelica NERFINISHED
Foresight NERFINISHED
Sir Sampson Legend NERFINISHED
Tattle NERFINISHED
Valentine NERFINISHED
notableFor intricate plotting
satire of social manners
satirical portrayal of love
witty dialogue
originalLanguage English
partOf canon of Restoration comedy
setting London, England
surface form: London
settingPeriod late 17th century
subject courtship
deception in relationships
inheritance
theme contracts and bargains
financial dependency
love and marriage
parental authority
social hypocrisy
workOfAuthor William Congreve NERFINISHED

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William Congreve notableWork Love for Love
William Congreve wrote Love for Love