Chloë Coverly

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Chloë Coverly is a modern-day teenager in Tom Stoppard’s play "Arcadia," whose curiosity and wit help bridge the play’s intertwined past and present storylines.

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Chloë Coverly canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female character
fictional character
theatre character
appearsIn Arcadia
associatedWithTheme chaos theory
interplay of past and present
romantic relationships
characteristic curious
witty
countryOfOriginOfWork United Kingdom
creator Tom Stoppard
firstPerformanceOfWork 1993
genreOfWorkAppearedIn drama
hasDialogueLanguage English
hasFamilyRole member of the Coverly family
languageOfWork English
medium play
narrativeFunction bridges past and present storylines
relative Bernard Nightingale
Hannah Jarvis
Valentine Coverly
roleInWork modern-day teenager
setting Sidley Park
timePeriodInStory 1990s
workPremieredAt Royal National Theatre

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Arcadia (play) hasCharacter Chloë Coverly
subject linked to: Arcadia (stage production)
Arcadia hasCharacter Chloë Coverly
Valentine Coverly relative Chloë Coverly
Gus Coverly relatedTo Chloë Coverly
Gus Coverly hasSibling Chloë Coverly
Bernard Nightingale interactsWith Chloë Coverly