Lightnin'

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Lightnin' is a popular early 20th-century American stage comedy best known for its record-breaking Broadway run and folksy, humorous portrayal of small-town life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf play
stage comedy
artForm theatre
audienceResponse laughter
contains situational humor
verbal wit
countryOfFirstPerformance United States NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts rural American characters
small-town community dynamics
dramaticStructure character-driven comedy
era Broadway in the early 1900s
firstPerformancePlace Broadway NERFINISHED
genre comedy
stage comedy
hasCulturalOrigin American culture
hasHistoricalSignificance milestone in early 20th-century American stage comedy
hasPart comic scenes
dialogue-driven humor
hasReception critical and popular success
intendedAudience theatre audiences
isPopular true
locationOfFirstPerformance New York City NERFINISHED
mainSubject small-town life
medium live theatre
narrativeFocus folksy humor
narrativeForm three-act play
narrativePace leisurely
notableCharacteristic folksy characterization of rural Americans
long-running Broadway engagement
notableFor record-breaking Broadway run
originalLanguage English
portrays small-town American life
productionType commercial theatre production
setting small American town
style realistic portrayal of everyday life
vernacular dialogue
timePeriodOfWork early 20th century
tone folksy
humorous
workPeriod early 20th century American theatre
workType dramatic work

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Frank Bacon notableWork Lightnin'
Frank Bacon coWrote Lightnin'
Frank Bacon starredIn Lightnin'