Farce
Farce noun - A poor, insincere, or insulting imitation of something.
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Show and farce are semantically related in performance topic. In some cases you can use "Show" instead a noun "Farce", when it comes to topics like art.
Show
Show noun - An outward and often exaggerated indication of something abstract (as a feeling) for effect.
Farce and show are semantically related in performance topic. Sometimes you can use "Farce" instead a noun "Show", if it concerns topics such as art.
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In the late Irish comedian Dave Allen's sketch/stand-up show, he had a recurring sketch with apparently solemn funerals descending into farce, mostly ending in a race to the graveyard.
Source: The Fun in Funeral -
However, many of the people involved with the production debate the label as needlessly denigrating to the hard work they put into the show's elements of farce.
Source: Camp - Porky's, probably the prototypical teen sex farce, featured an entire cast over 20 playing high school students, so that it could actually show nudity.
Source: Dawson Casting / Film
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