It has also been described as middle age's own tragicomedy.

It was an extraordinary achievement, a tragicomedy about waiting as an act of life.

Tragicomedy - this play is both a tragedy and a comedy.

Does it make the world better or do we become mere observers to the great human tragicomedy?

All three became staples of continental tragicomedy for a century and more.

Or, have they caught both sides of the tragicomedy?

There is no complete formal definition of tragicomedy from the classical age.

The disparate parts of Tony's life continue to mesh in a tragicomedy.

Everyone is a tragicomedy, and its comedic elements are high comedy.

Hybrid forms of different terms have been used, like a prose poem or a tragicomedy.

It was as if the purpose had been to replace the opera, in anthropology, with tragicomedy.

The concealment, innocent as it seems, was the first step in the second tragicomedy of John's existence.

Let's use the current tragicomedy to give our best and brightest teenagers constructive engagement with Congress.

The film is a tragicomedy about young people who move to the West when they can not make ends meet in Romania.

It has often been considered Shirley's best tragicomedy, and one of his best plays.

He has written a play he calls "Windmills," a tragicomedy.

Generally, the film is a dark and quirky "tragicomedy".

But the Chargers were a tragicomedy, too, losers of the title games following the 1960, 1961, 1964 and 1965 regular seasons.

"Still, he is an optimist and consequently the film is a tragicomedy."

There was likewise an aspect to the situation that was the very soul of tragicomedy.

Corneille also called it a tragicomedy at a time when tragedy and comedy were never mixed.

This was a tragicomedy by James Howard, in which the two lovers survive.

Based on these observations, one can conclude that Amy's View is a tragicomedy.

The Grotesque is often linked with satire and tragicomedy.

The great human tragicomedy rolls on in sync with the great correction.