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lazzi: a standalone construct

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Theatre history

rehearsed comic bits of business, physical or verbal, that commedia actors inserted into a scenario.

In theatre history, lazzi refers to rehearsed comic bits of business, physical or verbal, that commedia actors inserted into a scenario. This meaning comes from Gordon (1983) in Lazzi: The Comic Routines of the Commedia dell'Arte.[1]

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References

  1. Gordon, M. (1983). Lazzi: The comic routines of the commedia dell'arte. PAJ Publications. ISBN 9780933826694

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