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• Closet_drama abstract "A closet drama is a play that is not intended to be performed onstage, but read by a solitary reader or, sometimes, out loud in a small group. A related form, the closet screenplay, developed during the twentieth century. The dichotomy between private 'closet' drama (designed for reading) and public 'stage' drama (designed for performance in a commercial theater setting) dates from the late eighteenth century. The practice of circulating plays in written form (printed or handwritten) for literary audiences predates this period, however.".
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• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLink Category:Drama.
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• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "Closet drama".
• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "Closet drama#closet_screenplay".
• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "closet drama".
• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "closet piece".
• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "closet tragedy".
• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "closet".
• Closet_drama wikiPageWikiLinkText "read".
• Closet_drama hasPhotoCollection Closet_drama.
• Closet_drama subject Category:Drama.
• Closet_drama subject Category:Literary_genres.
• Closet_drama subject Category:Theatre.
• Closet_drama hypernym Play.
• Closet_drama type Genre.
• Closet_drama type Play.
• Closet_drama type Art.
• Closet_drama type Genre.
• Closet_drama type Humanity.
• Closet_drama type Thing.
• Closet_drama comment "A closet drama is a play that is not intended to be performed onstage, but read by a solitary reader or, sometimes, out loud in a small group. A related form, the closet screenplay, developed during the twentieth century. The dichotomy between private 'closet' drama (designed for reading) and public 'stage' drama (designed for performance in a commercial theater setting) dates from the late eighteenth century.".
• Closet_drama label "Closet drama".
• Closet_drama sameAs Lesedrama.
• Closet_drama sameAs Legdramo.
• Closet_drama sameAs Closet_drama.
• Closet_drama sameAs レーゼドラマ.
• Closet_drama sameAs Dramat_niesceniczny.
• Closet_drama sameAs m.042ln0.
• Closet_drama sameAs Lesedrama.
• Closet_drama sameAs Läsdrama.

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