The Dutch Lover

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The Dutch Lover is a Restoration-era comedy play by Aphra Behn that satirizes arranged marriages and national stereotypes through farcical romantic entanglements.

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instanceOf Restoration comedy
play
stage comedy
author Aphra Behn
countryOfOrigin England
dramaticForm five-act play
featuresCharacter Alonso
Cleonte
Haunce van Ezel
Hippolyta
linked to: Queen Hippolyta
firstPerformanceDate 1673
firstPerformancePlace Dorset Garden Theatre
firstPerformedBy Duke's Company
linked to: Duke’s Company
firstPublicationDate 1673
firstPublisher Henry Herringman
genre Restoration drama
comedy
hasSubject courtship
cross-cultural romance
mistaken identity
language English
literaryMovement Restoration literature
notableAspect early example of a professional female playwright's work on the English stage
originalMedium theatre
periodOfWork late 17th century
satirizes arranged marriages
national stereotypes
setting Spain
structure prose and verse
theatricalPeriod Restoration era
theme arranged marriage
national stereotypes
romantic entanglements
satire of marriage customs
writer Aphra Behn

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Aphra Behn notableWork The Dutch Lover