Sentence examples for operatic farce from inspiring English sources

Last week many of these musicians were achieving audacious heights in Gyorgy Ligeti's demanding operatic farce, "Le Grand Macabre".

Netley Abbey, an Operatic Farce, by William Pearce, was first performed in 1794 at Covent Garden.

Apart from that, all achieved through musical suggestion rather than verbal perversion, Gerald Barry's operatic version of Wilde's 1895 farce The Importance of Being Earnest remains intact.

Theirs was a liaison dangereuse if ever there was one, complete with all the operatic melodrama of "Tosca," the vituperation of Edward Albee — though here, no one is afraid of Virginia Woolf — all culminating in a Feydeau farce, complete with gender-­bending, cross-dressing, occasionally bisexual lesbians, their bewildered husbands, their outraged mothers and one small rented airplane.

Black farce".

Sometimes farce?

Good farce.

Part farce.

Utter farce.

operatic even.

Those operatic high notes!