Comical in Drama A. Jarry and M. De Gelderoda by Elena Kirichuk is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of theatrical art, where comedy and drama intertwine in a complex and multi-layered game. In this work, the author analyzes the work of two outstanding playwrights - Alfred Jarry and Michael De Gelderod, who left a noticeable mark in the history of theater and literature. Kirichuk offers the reader a unique perspective on the comic as an important element of dramaturgy, which not only entertains, but also makes you think about deeper social and philosophical issues. The book examines key aspects of the work of Jarry and De Gelderod, their impact on the development of theatrical art and how comic elements help to uncover complex human experiences and conflicts. Readers will be able to see how laughter and irony become tools for criticizing society and exploring human nature. This book will be of interest to both theater students and theater lovers who want to understand more deeply how the comic can serve as a vehicle for conveying serious ideas. It will also attract the attention of those interested in literary criticism and theater history. The age category of readers is not limited: from high school students studying literature and theater, to adults seeking to expand their knowledge of dramaturgy. The topics raised in the book are diverse and relevant. Kirichuk explores how the comic can serve as a catalyst for discussing social issues such as power, the absurdity of human existence, and the search for meaning in life. It shows that comedy is not always an easy genre, but can be a powerful tool for exposing hypocrisy and injustice. This makes the book particularly valuable in light of contemporary social and cultural changes, when humor and satire become important means of criticism. Elena Kirichuk's style is distinguished by clarity and depth of analysis. It masterfully combines theoretical concepts with examples from the works of Jarry and De Gelderod, making the text accessible and interesting to a wide audience. The author also refers to other well-known works, which allows readers to see the context and influence of these playwrights on contemporary theatrical art. If you are looking for books on theater, comedy and drama, then "Comic in Drama A. Jarry and M. De Gelderod "will be a real find for you . This work will not only expand your horizons, but also give you new ideas for thinking about how the comic can change our perception of the world around us. Read this book to understand how laughter can be not only entertainment, but also a powerful tool for analyzing and criticizing society.