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city comedy: a standalone construct

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early modern comedy set among London citizens and merchants, satirizing money, trade and social climbing.

In theatre studies, city comedy refers to early modern comedy set among London citizens and merchants, satirizing money, trade and social climbing. This meaning comes from Leggatt (1972) in Citizen Comedy in the Age of Shakespeare.[1]

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  1. Leggatt, A. (1972). Citizen Comedy in the Age of Shakespeare. University of Toronto Press. https://doi.org/10.3138/9781487585938

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