uncomic

'Keystone' is the story of Marc Sennett an Irish-Canadian of impeccably uncomic ancestry, who became the founder of the first Hollywood studio devoted to comedy.

Comedy can surface at unexpected moments, Hills notes, recalling what he believes was the festival's most uncomic moment: "Jerry Sadowitz being punched by a member of the audience after making anti-French remarks during a St.

Kenneth Graham believes that "parody, comic or uncomic ...

The prominence of this rootless, inorganic intellectual, [77] variously referred to as "tristo," a "diavolo," and someone adept at "uccellare gli uomini," thereby calls attention to an essentially uncomic aspect of Mandragola, insofar as the play is entirely in the hands of a figure with no clear connections to the community and who preempts the open spaces of the city's theaters by controlling the information disseminated therein.