ṭanzāvarān-i jahān-i namāyish 32 (ṭanz-i sīyāh): Persian

black humor The 20th century is the century of confusion, the century of confusions and the century of frustrations of contemporary man, the confusion of confusion and frustration in personal, family, social, and especially political relationships, and the stage become a place to represent these confusions and to unravel many of these frustrations. The result of all this, on the one hand, leads to a new political and social tragedy in the tragedy show, and on the other hand, it leads to the tragedy of absurd theater comedies. They show: from tragic comedies to absurd comedies, from horror and collapse comedies to black comedies based on bitter humor. In this book, from the collection of humorists of the world, we present seven short and long comedies of black humor from different authors in different structures, but all of them belong to the end of the sixties and seventies of the previous century, the years when the heyday of this type of comedy began. has been Maybe some of these comedians are not famous in the world of comedy, but we can boldly say that each of them was the beginning of a path that many great comedians are taking today. Dariush Maudebian (1328-) Researcher, writer, actor, director, teacher, and translator, in theater, radio, television, and cinema, he started acting in radio and television as a teenager and soon turned to theater and stage. At the age of eighteen, he joined the "People's Theater Group" (Professor Ali Nasiryan and still faithfully follows his work with this group. He pursued university studies in two fields of drama and linguistics) first in Iran and then in France and completed delivered Dariush Maudebian is the holder of the title and order of "Knight of Arts and Letters" from France. The collection of comedians in the world of drama is the result of his five decades of research and activity in the field of comedy shows.