Aside (Q23292)

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a remark not intended to be heard by the other characters fin the stage. This was the early device of enabling the audience to ‘‘overhear'’ what a certain character was thinking. Eugene O’Neill elaborated this idea in Strange interlude

a remark not intended to be heard by the other characters fin the stage. This was the early device of enabling the audience to ‘‘overhear'’ what a certain character was thinking. Eugene O’Neill elaborated this idea in Strange interlude
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Aside
a remark not intended to be heard by the other characters fin the stage. This was the early device of enabling the audience to ‘‘overhear'’ what a certain character was thinking. Eugene O’Neill elaborated this idea in Strange interlude

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    artistic production
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    historical term
    Aside (English)
    historical description
    a remark not intended to be heard by the other characters fin the stage. This was the early device of enabling the audience to ‘‘overhear'’ what a certain character was thinking. Eugene O’Neill elaborated this idea in Strange interlude (English)
    Source
    Theatre and stage: a modern guide to the performance of all classes of amateur dramatic, operatic, and theatrical work (1923)
    Publication date
    1923
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