کمدیا دل/آرته الفارسية 1400

Commedia dell'arte began around the middle of the 16th century, and its success in Europe, especially France and Italy, its country of origin, lasted until the second half of the 18th century. This original form of the art of spectacle was called Dell/Arte when professional actors decided to show the courtiers and other people who played for the sake of acting what the art of acting means by forming permanent drama groups. Their artistic form was initially called commedia improviza (comedy improvisation) or commedia a sejetto (comedy in terms of the theme), then it was called commedia a bracha (comedy in sleeve), because the comedy plays based on a scenario or canovacho (meaning "Painting canvas") used to make improvised jokes out of their sleeves, so to speak; Later, it was also called "smiley comedy" because most of its characters appeared on stage with smileys and by doing so they created a fixed makeup (mascara). But eventually this type or genre of art became known as "Italian comedy" (or the same comedy). Because it was created and developed almost entirely by the hands of Italian comedians.