The Double Dealer

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The Double Dealer is a Restoration comedy play by William Congreve that satirizes hypocrisy and deceit within fashionable 17th-century English society.

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instanceOf Restoration comedy
stage play
author William Congreve NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin England
depicts deceit
fashionable 17th-century English society
hypocrisy
dramaticStructure five-act play
firstPerformanceCity London NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceCompany United Company NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceCountry England NERFINISHED
firstPerformancePlace London NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceTheatre Theatre Royal, Drury Lane NERFINISHED
genre comedy
satire
hasAntagonist Maskwell NERFINISHED
hasCharacter Cynthia NERFINISHED
Lady Plyant NERFINISHED
Lady Touchwood NERFINISHED
Lord Touchwood NERFINISHED
Maskwell NERFINISHED
Mellefont NERFINISHED
Sir Paul Plyant NERFINISHED
hasForm prose dialogue
verse epilogue
verse prologue
hasProtagonist Mellefont NERFINISHED
hasTitleType play title
historicalContext post-Restoration London theatre culture
language Early Modern English
literaryPeriod Restoration literature
movement Restoration drama
notableFor complex plotting
satire of aristocratic manners
witty dialogue
originalLanguage English
partOf William Congreve's dramatic works
satirizes deceit in social relations
fashionable 17th-century English society
hypocrisy in high society
settingPeriod late 17th century
theme appearance versus reality
manipulation
marital infidelity
social ambition
workOf William Congreve NERFINISHED

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William Congreve wrote The Double Dealer