Le Dindon

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Le Dindon is a classic French farce by playwright Georges Feydeau, renowned for its rapid-fire dialogue, intricate plotting, and comedic misunderstandings about marital infidelity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf play
stage work
theatrical farce
author Georges Feydeau NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
dramaticStyle boulevard farce
firstPerformanceDate 1896
firstPerformancePlace Paris NERFINISHED
firstPerformanceTheatre Théâtre du Palais-Royal NERFINISHED
genre comedy
farce
hasAdaptation English-language stage adaptations
film adaptations
stage revivals worldwide
television adaptations
hasSubject bourgeois society
marriage
sexual mores
hasTheme jealousy
marital infidelity
misunderstandings
social satire
influenced 20th-century stage farce
isClassicOf French farce
isKnownFor complex comic timing
elaborate bedroom farce situations
literaryPeriod Belle Époque NERFINISHED
movement French boulevard theatre
narrativeFeature intricate plotting
mistaken identities
rapid-fire dialogue
slamming doors
notableCharacter Lucienne Vatelin NERFINISHED
Maggy NERFINISHED
Pontagnac NERFINISHED
Rédillon NERFINISHED
Vatelin NERFINISHED
originalLanguage French
originalTitle Le Dindon
partOf Georges Feydeau plays
setting Paris
settingPeriod late 19th century
structure three acts
translatedTitle Sauce for the Goose NERFINISHED
The Turkey NERFINISHED
typicalProductionFeature fast-paced staging GENERATED
large ensemble cast GENERATED

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Georges Feydeau notableWork Le Dindon