From a Madman's Diary
by Nikolai Gogol, Eric Bentley
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the engaging humor and absurdity in Gogol's plays. They highlight how well the themes of gambling and societal follies are explored, showcasing Gogol's unique style. Overall, many find his work clever and entertaining, with a touch of satire that resonates deeply with audiences.
Clever and entertaining humorEngaging exploration of themesUnique and satirical styleSome feel it could be more polished.
Synopsis
A middle aged or young man reads from his diary in his room at home in St. Petersburg about 1830.
Publication
From a Madman's Diary is a comedy play written by Nikolai Gogol and published by Samuel French (1987).
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