Sentence examples for do farce from inspiring English sources

Who said only the French can do farce?

I wanted to see if you could do farce as a novel.

And yet that's not insurmountable — good comedy often requires a generous suspension of disbelief, as does farce.

So why, in these recessionary times, does farce seem to be the smart way of making money?

But I do think farce is an underrated novelistic form.

We are for a coup d'état, done by farce, by non-violence, by the quenelle," Dieudonné said.

If you're doing a farce, it's very cut-cut-cut.

Just wondering how many more bad things are going to happen?" These "bad things" include her father dying while she was doing a farce in the West End, her 15-year marriage falling apart just as she gave birth to a third child, her career nose-diving and, above all, her young son being diagnosed with leukemia.

I think prohibition's just a farce, don't you?

Heretofore ithas… I think prohibition's just a farce, don't you?

She recently snagged her second Tony nomination — her first was for "Urinetown" — for her current role in Marc Camoletti's sex farce "Don't Dress for Dinner".