Lady Croom

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Lady Croom is the witty, aristocratic mistress of Sidley Park in Tom Stoppard’s play "Arcadia," embodying Regency-era elegance, vanity, and social authority.

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Lady Croom canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aristocrat
female character
fictional character
stage character
appearsIn Arcadia
appearsInGenre play
appearsInLanguage English
characterTrait authoritative
elegant
vain
witty
concernedWith landscape gardening at Sidley Park
createdBy Tom Stoppard
firstPerformanceOfWork 1993
hasChild Thomasina Coverly
hasFamilyName Croom
hasSetting Sidley Park
hasSibling Captain Brice
hasThemeConnection order and chaos
rationality and desire
hasTitle Lady
interactsWith Captain Brice
Lord Byron
Mr. Noakes
Septimus Hodge
Thomasina Coverly
livesIn Sidley Park
livesInTimePeriod Regency era
mediumOfAppearance theatre
nationality British
partOfWorkStructure Regency-era timeline in Arcadia
socialClass British aristocracy
socialRole mistress of Sidley Park

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Arcadia (play) hasCharacter Lady Croom
subject linked to: Arcadia (stage production)
Arcadia hasCharacter Lady Croom