Sentence examples for farce for from inspiring English sources

It's like a Feydeau farce for idiots.

This is "Private Lives" as farce, for sure.

It almost started with a moment of slapstick farce for Dylan Hartley.

"That turned into a farce, for want of a better word, because it became like a baby swap story.

Other writers, including Tom Stoppard and Peter Shaffer, have successfully borrowed from the art of farce for their own purposes.

The enterprising New York women who establish a flourishing phone sex business in the boundary-breaking farce "For a Good Time, Call... ...... know how to talk the talk.

The movie pays homage to more vigorous entertainments, like the Marx Brothers' wild Ruritanian comedy, "Duck Soup," and Lubitsch's European-set farces for Paramount in the thirties.

English people, for instance, wrote so many sex farces for so long in response to the absence of sex in English life - essentially the same reason, in reverse, that explains why there is so little good literary food writing in France.

His sex farce "Measure for Pleasure," scheduled for the Public Theater in New York next year, is written in Restoration-comedy style.

After Edwards died in 1988, Sykes paired with Terry Scott for successful tours of the vintage farce Run for Your Wife.

But the historian Chris Collins, who works for the Margaret Thatcher Foundation, said the satirist John Wells's stage farce Anyone for Denis?