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◈Theatre/OperaReferenced in 2 episodes

Aida

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An opera in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1871, set in ancient Egypt and involving the Ethiopian princess Aida, the Egyptian commander Radames, and the jealous princess Amneris.

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All 2 Appearances

Aida appears across 2 episodes of Frasier.

Love Stinks

Season 9 · Episode 5 · S09E05

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“That is an Egyptian battle scene from "Aida." That's Radames and that's the jealous Amneris... Oh, I misspelled "Amonasro."”
— Niles

Out With Dad

Season 7 · Episode 15 · S07E15

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“I happen to have a spare ticket to "Aida" next week.”
— Helen

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