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Mikola Kulish — Ukrainian playwright, a representative of Rosstralnogo Vidrodzhennia. His first works are satirical verses, feuilletons, epigrams, which appear on the pages of pupils' handwritten magazines &Mikola Kulish &mdash.laquo;Nasha Zhizn», «Koluchka», «Strela», «Veseloye Paganism», the initiator and editor of which he himself was. This collection contains two of the playwright's most famous works. «Mina Mazaylo» — p’yesa (according to the author's definition p’yesa is a satirical comedy), but the creation has a place in the tragedy of the formation of the Ukrainian language and the Ukrainian people. The idea of the work lies in the fact that by means of grotesque and sharp satire the author criticises the phenomena of primusovoy Ukrainianisation at the end of the 20s of the XX century. «Maclena Necessity» — social and psychological drama. The work depicts the crisis processes of life in Poland at the beginning of the 30s. In a mundane, at first glance, but in reality a generalised and symbolic form, the playwright reveals the essential laws of social life of the XX century, the main one of which — dehumanisation of society.