Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
opera-bouffe
Noun
/ˈɒp.ə.buːf/

Definition
A comic opera, usually in one act, which features exaggerated performances and humorous situations.

Examples
- “The performance of the opera-bouffe was filled with laughter and joy.”
- “Critics praised the opera-bouffe for its clever satire and engaging melodies.”
- “The troupe specializes in staging classic opera-bouffe pieces that entertain audiences of all ages.”

Meaning
Opera-bouffe refers to a light opera genre that blends spoken dialogue with song and is characterized by its lighthearted and comical nature.

Synonyms
- comic opera
- light opera
- musical comedy