De Jaloersche Dronkaart

De Jaloersche Dronkaart is a Dutch comedy (Kluctig Blyspel) by Frans Keesen jr. This play offers a glimpse into the world of 17th-century Dutch theatre and society. The title translates to “The Jealous Drunkard, †suggesting a narrative filled with humorous situations and character-driven comedy centered around themes of jealousy and inebriation. This historical play is an example of early modern Dutch drama. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to transport readers back to a bygone era, offering both entertainment and insight into the cultural values and comedic sensibilities of the time.
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