[DOC] [TLE] Grand Guignol - definition of Grand Guignol by The Free Dictionary [PAR] Drama that emphasizes the horrifying or the macabre. n a. a brief ... from the 
name of a theater in Paris that specialized in plays of this kind. 2. ... Grand 
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... Also, in 1963, he emphasized that the new things coming to cinema ... to a 
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owed its name to Guignol, a traditional Lyonnaise puppet character, .... Danse 
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theater ran a variety of plays, ranging from comedies to dramas, As the ... 
playwright starting in 1901, bring all-new tales of the macabre to the stage. ... by a 
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revelation of macabre, horrific elements underlying respectable social 
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flourished, becoming one of the most popular tourist attractions in Paris. ... longer 
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Question: Named for a Paris theater, it's drama that emphasizes the horrific or macabre
Answer: Grand Guignol