"D-ale carnavalului" is a famous play written by Romanian playwright Ion Luca Caragiale. First performed in 1910, it is a comedic exploration of social and political themes in Romanian society. The play is set during a carnival, a time of revelry and disguise, allowing characters to reveal their true selves amidst the chaos. The story features a variety of colorful characters, each representing different aspects of society. Through humor and satire, Caragiale critiques the hypocrisy and absurdity of social norms, making "D-ale carnavalului" a timeless reflection on human behavior and societal issues in Romania.