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Grand Guignol: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

the Parisian theatre of horror (1897-1962) and its genre of short, graphic plays of violence and terror.

In theatre history, Grand Guignol refers to the Parisian theatre of horror (1897-1962) and its genre of short, graphic plays of violence and terror. This meaning comes from Hand (2002) in Grand-Guignol.[1]

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References

Hand, R. J., & Wilson, M. (2002). Grand-Guignol. University of Exeter Press. ISBN 9780859899178

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