Carlo Goldoni

Carlo Goldoni was an influential 18th-century Italian playwright, best known for transforming Italian theatre by moving away from the improvisational style of commedia dell'arte to a more structured form of writing. He created realistic characters and engaging plots, focusing on the lives and relationships of ordinary people. Goldoni's works, such as "The Servant of Two Masters" and "The Venetian Twins," are celebrated for their witty dialogue and sharp social commentary. His contributions laid the groundwork for modern European theatre, emphasizing the importance of character development and coherent storytelling.