UZAZAKPO: In my madness, I served Oba Adolo, your Father. That same madness has helped me Keep my body in this palace as jester under Your full moon. If you...

UZAZAKPO:

In my madness, I served Oba Adolo, your

Father. That same madness has helped me

Keep my body in this palace as jester under

Your full moon. If you will listen to me and my

Madness, I will tell you frankly that the way you

Talked to the chiefs was not the right way'

The play above is basically a

Answer Details

Based on the given excerpt, the play can be described as a historical tragedy. The dialogue suggests that the characters are discussing political matters and addressing the actions of a ruling authority, which is a common theme in historical tragedies. Additionally, the use of the term "madness" and the presence of a jester character suggest that the play may also incorporate elements of tragi-comedy. However, since the focus is on the tragic consequences of political actions, historical tragedy is the more appropriate label.