The Lady of Lyons (various stage revivals)

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The Lady of Lyons (various stage revivals) refers to the numerous theatrical productions that have re-staged Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s 1838 romantic drama for new audiences across different periods and venues.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf series of stage revivals
theatrical production history
actsCount 5
adaptationType faithful restaging of original text
modernized staging
occasionally abridged version
associatedWithGenreTradition melodrama GENERATED
sentimental drama GENERATED
associatedWithPeriod Victorian theatre tradition
audienceType theatre-going public
basedOn The Lady of Lyons NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkBy Edward Bulwer-Lytton NERFINISHED
culturalFunction preservation of 19th-century stage repertoire
reinterpretation of Victorian-era drama
genre romantic drama
hasSourceCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
includesElement class and social status themes
disguise and deception
melodramatic plot
romantic intrigue
language English
medium theatre
narrativeFocusesOn Claude Melnotte NERFINISHED
Pauline Deschappelles NERFINISHED
originalWorkPremiereYear 1838
performanceFormat full-length play
productionElement dramatic lighting
period costumes
romantic set design
purpose to present Bulwer-Lytton’s play to new audiences
repertoireStatus repertory piece
revival staple
reStagesWorkFromCentury 19th century
sourceMaterialAuthorNationality British
sourceMaterialSetting France NERFINISHED
stagedIn various cities
various countries
various theatres
stages multiple historical periods
targetAudience fans of classic drama
students of theatre history
typicalCasting leading lady role for Pauline
leading man role for Claude
typicalVenueType playhouse
proscenium theatre
workRelationship revivals of The Lady of Lyons (1838 play)
workType stage play revivals collection

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