Dramatic comedy is a theatrical genre that combines elements of both comedy and drama. It is often used to tackle serious subjects while adding a touch of humor to lighten the atmosphere. In a dramatic comedy, characters are often faced with everyday life problems, such as romantic relationships, family conflicts, financial issues, and more. Dramatic comedy can also incorporate elements of social satire, highlighting the absurdities or inconsistencies of contemporary society. The characters may be social archetypes portrayed in a satirical and humorous manner.
Since his first novel was published and won the Goncourt Prize, Alexander has enjoyed a reputation as a successful author, and is reaping the benefits. He is expected at the Ministry of Culture to be awarded with the insignia of Knight of Arts and Letters. Then, he receives a visit from a stranger who could jeopardize his success...
They gather at a crash site to pay tribute to their missing brother. But what truly occurred? And who exactly are they?
In a café across the street from a hospital, a decidedly odd landlord serves and observes the fate of his customers looking for hearts to steal… for a transplant or even a relationship.
In a mysterious, enclosed setting—perhaps a madhouse, or maybe the theatre of the world—a few outcasts who have lost their Faith are being held. Not just Faith in God, but also belief in the principles upon which our society is built. What if the creator himself no longer believed in his creation? These skeptics must be re-motivated before their contagious scepticism triggers the collapse of the entire system.
In a country under the grip of a tyrant, as dissent simmers and repression rages, a doctor and a priest clash over whether the sacred duty of their respective roles outweighs that of the citizens they both are. The stakes are nothing short of the life or death of the dictator and consequently the survival of the regime or hastening its downfall...