Opera
Opera noun - A commercial browser.
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Theatrical and opera are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theatrical" instead a noun "Opera".
Nearby Word: operatic
Theatrical
Theatrical noun - A performance of a play.
Opera and theatrical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Opera" instead a noun "Theatrical".
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As a result, opera texts (libretti) are often mocked, and in many cases it's mainly the quality of the music that makes an opera work, along with the same thing you need for any theatrical production: committed performers bringing the art form to life on stage.
Source: Opera - In musical comedy Broadway Melody of 1936, Bert has invented a fake French opera diva to screw with Robert, the theatrical producer.
Source: Masquerading As the Unseen - This idea comes from John Polidori's "The Vampyre" and its theatrical adaptations, especially the opera Der Vampyr upon which the miniseries is based.
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