book is an intellectual and imaginative exercise in Soren Kierkegaard's use of tragedy, comedy, and the tragicomic in his work. For this, emphasis is placed on the highly communicative and strategic resources of irony and humor in his work. Like Aristotle, Kierkegaard went to the theater as a spectator, and likewise established relationships with choreographers, actors and actresses. Texts such as The First Love of Eugene Scribe, or The Crisis in the Life of an Actress, dedicated to the lady of the Danish scene Johanne Louise Heiberg, are eloquent proofs in this sense. Theatre, theatricality, drama and playwrights flood the pages of Kierkegaardian opus; Its rich heritage is on the order of a passion for dramaturgy, since it recognizes the exemplary power that the theater has when it comes to solving the problems of real existences
