Tchin-Tchin

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Tchin-Tchin is a stage play by Sidney Michaels, best known as a bittersweet romantic comedy about two mismatched, alcohol-dependent lovers in Paris.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Chin-Chin 1
Tchin Tchin 1
Tchin-Tchin canonical 1

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Statements (33)

Predicate Object
instanceOf stage play
author Sidney Michaels
countryOfOrigin United States
dramaticForm two-hander
genre comedy
romantic comedy
hasAdaptation film adaptation
hasAlternativeTitle Chin-Chin
linked to: Tchin-Tchin

Tchin Tchin
linked to: Tchin-Tchin

Tchin-Tchin! The Toast of the Town
linked to: Tchin-Tchin
hasCharacterTrait alcohol-dependent
lonely
hasCharacterType mismatched lovers
hasMotif bars and cafés
drinking
hasStageMedium Broadway theatre
linked to: Broadway theater

West End theatre
hasSubject addiction
loneliness
love
middle age
self-destruction
hasTitleLanguage French
languageOfWork English
mainTheme alcohol dependence
romantic relationship
narrativeFocus relationship between two mismatched lovers
narrativeTone comic
melancholic
periodOfWork 20th century
settingLocation Paris
titleMeaning French toast used when clinking glasses
tone bittersweet

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sidney Michaels notableWork Tchin-Tchin
Tchin-Tchin hasAlternativeTitle Chin-Chin
linked to: Tchin-Tchin
Tchin-Tchin hasAlternativeTitle Tchin Tchin
linked to: Tchin-Tchin
Tchin-Tchin hasAlternativeTitle Tchin-Tchin! The Toast of the Town
linked to: Tchin-Tchin