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commedia dell'arte: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

Italian professional improvised comedy from the 16th century built on stock masked characters, scenarios and comic routines.

In theatre history, commedia dell'arte refers to Italian professional improvised comedy from the 16th century built on stock masked characters, scenarios and comic routines. This meaning comes from Rudlin (1994) in Commedia dell'arte.[1]

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  1. Rudlin, J. (1994). Commedia dell'arte. Taylor & Francis Inc. ISBN 9781134945856

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