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Play by Tom Stoppard first performed in 1974.

An adaption of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, which features a cast of influential exponents of modernist art, literature and culture (e.g., James Joyce, Tristan Tsara and Lenin) as its protagonists.

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	~~'''"Travesties" is a play~~ by [[Tom Stoppard]] first performed in 1974. ~~It has the epoch~~ of [[~~modernism~~]] ~~as its focus~~, ~~featuring~~ a cast of influential exponents of modernist art, literature and culture as its protagonists.~~'''~~		Play by [[Tom Stoppard]] first performed in 1974.

			An adaption of [[Oscar Wilde]]'s ''[[The Importance of Being Earnest]]'', which features a cast of influential exponents of modernist art, literature and culture (e.g., [[James Joyce]], [[Tristan Tsara]] and [[Lenin]]) as its protagonists.