"Accidental Death of an Anarchist" is a farcical play written by Dario Fo in 1970. The story revolves around a con artist known as the Maniac, who impersonates various characters to expose the incompetence and corruption of the police. The plot unfolds as he is interrogated about the mysterious death of an anarchist in police custody. The play critiques authority and highlights the absurdity of bureaucratic systems. Through humor and satire, it addresses themes of political oppression and the manipulation of truth. The Maniac's antics reveal the flaws in the justice system, making the audience question the reliability of those in power.