Comedie

noun
  1. An archaic or alternative spelling of the word 'comedy', which refers to a genre of literature, film, and other forms of art that is characterized by its humorous or satirical tone, often with a happy ending. noun
    The play was a comedie that had the audience laughing from start to finish.
    In the 16th century, many writers referred to their humorous works as comedies or comedies.
  2. A theatrical play or performance that is intended to entertain and amuse the audience, typically with a humorous plot and characters. noun
    The troupe performed a comedie that delighted the audience with its witty dialogue.
    She preferred watching a comedie over a tragedy because it always lifted her spirits.