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:The noble Triall. a Tragicomedy            &nbs Tragicomedy according to Moseley. "T", i.e. tragedy, in Warburton's list: but see disc

...ould be some sort of sequel to or imitation of Massinger's successful 1624 tragicomedy ''The Bondman'', which would indicate a date some time after 1624. But one

...and his eventual suicide following the defeat at Actium. A self-declared "tragicomedy," the play ends with Octavia's determination to face her misfortune stoical

...nd Tetzeli von Rosador find the title's "double perspective" suggestive of tragicomedy (332).

:The noble Triall. a Tragicomedy [brace] by Hen: Glapthorne. ...sung journeymen of Caroline drama. His six surviving plays include comedy, tragicomedy, and the tragedy ''[[Parricide, The / Revenge for Honour|Revenge for Honour

...y ''The Love-Sick Court, or the Ambitious Politique'', an extant satirical tragicomedy whose exact date and provenance were hitherto unknown. This suggestion has

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...ung journeymen of Caroline drama. His six surviving plays include comedy, tragicomedy, and the tragedy ''[[Parricide, The / Revenge for Honour|Revenge for Honour

...s lost, but the plays of Rowley and of Moliere are available. In Rowley's tragicomedy, a gentleman is forced by circumstances to become a shoemaker, before event

...ted Maid, The Stepmother'', and ''Hero and Leander'', respectively comedy, tragicomedy, and tragedy.

...the bleak finale of which stresses the tragic in its classification as a "tragicomedy" (so recorded in the Stationer's Register). However, the ending of Chaucer' ...f Emden"]] (July, which [[WorksCited|Harbage]] speculates was a "Realistic Tragicomedy"). It is plausible, then, that "Palamon and Arcite" was a part of this trag

:The noble Triall. a Tragicomedy            &nbs ...sung journeymen of Caroline drama. His six surviving plays include comedy, tragicomedy, and the tragedy ''[[Parricide, The / Revenge for Honour|Revenge for Honour

...Moseley there attributed authorship to Massinger and assigned the genre of tragicomedy. It also was listed by [[Warburton's List | John Warburton]] as one of the

...hanks to its preservation in a manuscript now at Dulwich College. It is a tragicomedy set in Florence. See the recent study by William B. Long, which argues in f

:Philenzo & Hypollita. a TragiComedy Tragicomedy.

...r plays), possibly comparing it to the play’s tragedy. Possibly tragedy or tragicomedy.

Realistic T. C. [tragicomedy] ? ([[WorksCited|Harbage]])

...em are Middleton's ''Hengist, King of Kent'', and Richard Brome's Caroline tragicomedy ''The Queen's Exchange''. This lost play is a particularly interesting inte

...ted Maid, The Stepmother'', and ''Hero and Leander'', respectively comedy, tragicomedy, and tragedy.

:•The pastoral tragicomedy ''The Thracian Wonder'', printed in 1661 by Francis Kirkman with a (general