harlequinade

The production was five hours long and culminated with the show's harlequinade.

However, the play was written decades after the heyday of the harlequinade.

The story includes many of the classic characters from the Harlequinade in modern forms.

But whatever the story shown in the first part of the entertainment, the harlequinade remained essentially the same.

Three hundred chairs were now assembled on its black-and-white harlequinade floor.

"Harlequinade" is a delicate ballet which can easily turn sugary.

The case of farce, and its wilder embodiment in harlequinade, is especially important.

While Rosebud looks on, everyone is affected by the magic and must play their harlequinade parts.

From the age of two, Grimaldi was taught to act the characters in the harlequinade by his father.

Also, the harlequinade had grown in importance until it often was the longest and most important part of the entertainment.

Essentially, however, "Harlequinade" offers its performers a chance at vivid characterization.

The only solution, she thinks, is to transform the mortals into harlequinade characters.

Dancing tells the real story in this "Harlequinade."

A cloak concealed the harlequinade; he carried the domino in his pocket.

"I must recommend the Harlequinade to your attention.

In the English harlequinade she is always Pantaloon's daughter or ward.

The harlequinade became the larger part of the entertainment, and the transformation scene was presented with spectacular stage effects.

He is famous because when he tells lies, his nose grows much longer of Harlequinade.

All are angry, but Rosebud insists that they play the harlequinade and uses her magic to force them to do so.

They repeated their Harlequinade with variations during the Christmas seasons of 1868, 1869 and 1871.

The story uses characters from the Harlequinade.

Note, some of the character names are those of the stock characters of the Harlequinade.

Unfortunately, "Harlequinade" received one of its blander performances.

He eventually became something more of a romantic hero around the 18th century, when his popularity provoked the Harlequinade.

However, in the 19th century harlequinade, Clown became more important, embodying its anarchic fun.