The phrase "a case of comedy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or scenario that is humorous or comedic in nature.
Example: "The entire evening turned into a case of comedy when the magician's tricks went hilariously wrong."
Alternatives: "a situation of humor" or "an instance of comedy".
A case of a natural comedy sensation misreading its own appeal.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's introduction to The Comedy of Errors points out that for Shakespeare's audience "a work was good not because it was original, but because it resembled an admired classical exemplar, which in the case of comedy meant a play by Terence or Plautus".
When a relationship goes through a rocky patch – as in the case of "comedy pick-up artist" Dapper Laughs' relationship with ITV (which cancelled his show), gig venues, the denizens of social media and anyone else under the absurd impression that women exist as anything more than things to have sex with – it's typical to insist that one can change.
In the case of comedy records, that propelled a lot of people's careers whether it was The Smothers Brothers, Bob Newhart or Shelley Berman.
Long, 35, co-wrote and acted in last year's romantic comedy "A Case of You".
This year he played Steve Jobs in the comic film "iSteve" and was in the romantic comedy "A Case of You," which he co-wrote.
Justin Long is in New York this week for the Tribeca Film Festival to promote his new romantic comedy, "A Case Of You," which Long co-wrote with his brother Christian and actor Keir O'Donnell.
I was also very self-critical throughout, trying to make sure what I was writing was something good, and different, and in the case of comedy, funny.
But just 10 days after moving, Dinklage was back in Brooklyn, playing a "bitchy barista" in "A Case of You," a small-budget romantic comedy written by his friend, the actor (and "I'm a Mac" pitchman) Justin Long.
Another issue could be the size of game studios these days: a case of too many cooks spoiling the comedy broth, perhaps?
