Short Plays · Character
Catherine Dashkoff
A princess of the Russian court whose scandalized propriety collides with the Empress's indulgent humor, making her the straight face in a room of drunks.
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Also known as Catherine Dashkoff, Dashkoff, Catherine Rising, Catherine, Catherine Meanwhile, The Princess Dashkoff, The Princess Dashkoff Returning, The Princess Oh
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The Princess Dashkoff is a courtier whose sense of imperial dignity is constantly offended by Patiomkin's antics and Catherine's tolerance of them. When she denounces the drunken prince as an insult to the throne, the…
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- Great Catherine court
- Overruled and Inca romances
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