noun a literary or dramatic work that seeks to ridicule by means of grotesque exaggeration or comic imitation
verb to imitate in a humorous or exaggerated way
In literature, burlesque can be seen as a form of parody or satire that uses humor and exaggeration to mock or criticize a particular subject or genre. It is often used to subvert expectations and challenge societal norms.
In the field of performing arts, burlesque refers to a genre of entertainment that combines satire, parody, and striptease. It often involves exaggerated and comedic performances that challenge traditional norms and conventions.
In literature, burlesque is a form of satire that mocks or parodies a serious work by imitating its style in an exaggerated manner.
Burlesque may refer to a style of comedy that involves exaggerated, risque or bawdy humor.
Burlesque may refer to a style of performance characterized by elaborate, provocative costumes.
Burlesque may involve dance routines that are sensual, humorous, or provocative in nature.
Burlesque may refer to a type of theatrical performance that combines elements of comedy, music, dance, and striptease.