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Travesti is a
theatrical character in an opera, play, or
ballet performed by a
performer of the
opposite ****. For
social reasons,
female roles were pla****...
- UK and, later, in the US: for
example Maurice Dowling's 1834 Ot****o
Travestie,
George W H Griffin's 1870 Ot****o (Ethiopian Burlesque), the anonymous...
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Jaroslav and Zdeňek, with the rôle of
Benno danced by a
female dancer en
travestie. The rôle of
Prince Siegfried was
danced by
Berger himself with the ballerina...
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Macbeth Travestie Momus Medlar (William Shakespeare)
James XIX
Stranger Travestie Momus Medlar (August von Kotzebue)
James XX
George Barnwell Travestie Momus...
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young boys were
written for alto and
soprano voices and
acted by
women en
travestie (in English, in "trouser roles"). The most
familiar trouser role in pre-Romantic...
- and Simonelli, Pino, Un
mariage dans la baie de Naples;
Naples ville travestie;
special issue Mediterranée, "Masques", été 1983 (numéro 18), pp. 106–116...
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Covent Garden – 1
September 1986 A
Celebration of
Shakespeare "Hamlet
Travestie" –
Action Against Aids, at the
Sadlers Wells Theatre –
Howes sang "So...
- occupation, and a
number of
prima ballerinas made
their names by
dancing en
travestie. ****
Elssler and her
sister both pla****
travesty parts. The most well...
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Polish ballet performers at the 1827
Venice Carnival. The
dancer on the left is
performing "en
travestie" as a
woman taking the man's role....
- Otto.
Rejected Addresses (1812) by
Robert and
Horace Smith,
contains a "
travestie"
parody of The Stranger. Beethoven's "Turkish March",
originally written...
