Author: Pailleron, Edouard
Synopsis:
"The Art of Being Bored: A Comedy in Three Acts" by Edouard Pailleron is a delightful and witty play that takes a humorous look at the idleness and ennui of the upper class. Set in 19th century Paris, the story revolves around a group of aristocrats who, despite their wealth and privilege, find themselves constantly bored and searching for ways to entertain themselves. As they navigate through their mundane lives, unexpected events and hilarious misunderstandings ensue, leading to uproarious situations and unexpected revelations. With sharp dialogue and clever plot twists, Pailleron's play offers a satirical commentary on the frivolity and emptiness of a society obsessed with leisure.
Genres: Comedy, Satire, Drama
Themes: Boredom, Wealth and Privilege, Social Critique
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