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1884 operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan which parodies Tennyson (8,3) Crossword Clue Puzzle Answer from July 03, 2024

1884 operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan which parodies Tennyson (8,3) Crossword Answers with 11 Letters found in today's crossword puzzle. The answer to the clue is PRINCESS IDA.

by Sangeetha

Updated Jul 03, 2024

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1884 operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan which parodies Tennyson (8,3) Crossword Clue Puzzle Answer from July 03, 2024

1884 operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan which parodies Tennyson (8,3) Crossword Clue Answer

Let’s find the answers to 1884 operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan which parodies Tennyson (8,3) for the July 03, 2024 edition of the crossword puzzle. Answer Contains 11 letters. Start with P and end with A, and the possible solutions are PACHYSANDRA, PANTELLERIA, PRINCESS IDA.

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The answer is PRINCESS IDA.

"Princess Ida" is an operetta composed by Arthur Sullivan with a libretto by W.S. Gilbert, first performed in 1884. It is known for its parody of Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem "The Princess," which satirizes the aesthetic movement and Victorian notions of women's education.

The operetta tells the story of Princess Ida, who establishes a women's university and rejects the advances of Prince Hilarion, leading to comedic misunderstandings and romantic entanglements. Set in a medieval kingdom, the operetta blends witty dialogue, satire, and charming music typical of Gilbert and Sullivan collaborations.

This clue was last seen in Crossword Puzzle on July 03, 2024. You can also get all other Crossword clues hints and answers here.


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