Knock o el Triunfo de la Medicina

Knock’s critique of medicine and society feels both timeless and provocative. I wonder what prompted Romain to explore these themes through humor and satire.

The play makes a sharp point about human nature and conformity. It made me think about real-world situations where authority figures influence public opinion.

The balance between comedy and commentary is delicate — does the humor make the message more impactful or sometimes undermine the seriousness?