Table Manners

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Table Manners is a comedic play by Alan Ayckbourn, forming one part of his interlinked trilogy "The Norman Conquests," which depicts the same weekend's events from different locations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stage play
author Alan Ayckbourn NERFINISHED
broadwayRevivalIncludedIn The Norman Conquests (2009 Broadway revival) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstPerformedAt Library Theatre, Scarborough NERFINISHED
firstPerformedIn 1973
firstProductionCompany Stephen Joseph Theatre in the Round NERFINISHED
firstWestEndProductionAt Greenwich Theatre GENERATED
firstWestEndProductionIn 1974 GENERATED
followsSameEventsAs Living Together NERFINISHED
Round and Round the Garden NERFINISHED
genre comedy
farce
hasBroadwayProduction yes
hasCharacter Annie NERFINISHED
Norman NERFINISHED
Reg NERFINISHED
Ruth NERFINISHED
Sarah NERFINISHED
Tom NERFINISHED
hasForm three-act play
hasOriginalMedium theatre
hasPerformanceStyle ensemble cast
hasSubsequentMedium television adaptation
hasTheme middle-class domestic life
miscommunication
sexual frustration
social awkwardness
hasTrilogyCompanionPlay Living Together NERFINISHED
Round and Round the Garden NERFINISHED
isToldInRealTimeRelativeToTrilogy yes, synchronized with other two plays
locationInTrilogy dining room perspective of the weekend GENERATED
notableRevivalVenue Old Vic Theatre, London GENERATED
originalLanguage English
partOf The Norman Conquests NERFINISHED
partOfCycleStructure interlinked trilogy with synchronized timelines
playwrightNationality British
seriesPosition one of three plays in The Norman Conquests trilogy
setting dining room of a country house
sharesCharactersWith Living Together NERFINISHED
Round and Round the Garden NERFINISHED
subjectMatter family tensions
marital relationships
romantic entanglements
televisionAdaptationIncludedIn The Norman Conquests (TV adaptations) NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfSetting contemporary to early 1970s
trilogyDepicts same weekend from different locations
writtenBy Alan Ayckbourn NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

The Norman Conquests (stage) hasPart Table Manners
subject surface form: The Norman Conquests
The Norman Conquests (stage) followsSameWeekendAs Table Manners
subject surface form: The Norman Conquests