ṭanzāvarān-i jahān-i namāyish 26 (tak'gūyī'ha-yi kumidī): Persian 1401

Charles Crowe (1842-1888) French chemist, physicist, inventor, poet, satirist, and monologue writer. He was born into an educated family and studied chemistry and physics at the University of Paris. Along with teaching science, he advanced his poetic work well and was the leader of a new movement in French poetry. During the mid-nineteenth century, Crowe was the leader of his peers in both science and art. His poetry notebooks include Glory (1873), The River (1874), A Box of Sandalwood (1879), and... and in 1884 he published his collection of monologues and short plays, which were preceded by famous French actors of that time. They were implemented. published Raymond DeVos (1922-2006) Poet, satirist, novelist, playwright, theater, cinema, and television actor, composer, musician of various instruments, clown, and the most famous "stand-up comedian" of France in the 20th century. Devos was born in a French family but in Belgium. He spent a difficult adolescence, and after the World War, he studied in professional theater courses, and then, in 1948, he formed a group of three people and performed short comedy shows in cabarets. From 1956, he wrote and performed "comedy monologues". who was active in this field more than other fields of art until the end. Apart from plays and humorous novels, Devos has more than 370 comedic monologues, which have been published in several collections. Dariush Maudebian (1328-) Researcher, writer, actor, director, lecturer and translator, 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 to the theater group "Mordem" of master Ali Nasirian. joins and continues to faithfully follow his work with this group. He pursued and completed his university education in two fields of drama and linguistics, first in Iran and then in France. Dariush Maudebian is the holder of the title and order of "Chevalier of Arts and Letters" from France. The collection of humorists of the world is the result of his five decades of research and activity in the field of comedy shows.