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Goldoni, Carlo

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Goldoni, Carlo (1707–1793)

Italian dramatist. He wrote popular comedies for the Sant'Angelo theatre, which drew on the traditions of the commedia dell'arte, Il servitore di due padroni/The Servant of Two Masters (1743), Il bugiardo/The Liar (1750), and La locandiera/Mine Hostess (1753). In 1761 he moved to Paris, where he directed the Italian theatre and wrote more plays, including L'Eventail/The Fan (1763).



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