Ruzante (Angelo Beolco)

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Ruzante (Angelo Beolco) was a 16th-century Italian playwright and actor renowned for his earthy, satirical comedies and pioneering use of rustic dialects in early modern theater.

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instanceOf Italian playwright
Renaissance writer
person
activeIn Padua NERFINISHED
Veneto region NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Italy
dateOfBirth circa 1496
dateOfDeath circa 1542
genre comedy
satire
hasFamilyName Beolco NERFINISHED
hasGivenName Angelo NERFINISHED
hasPseudonym Ruzante NERFINISHED
historicalContext Italian Wars NERFINISHED
influenced development of Italian comic theatre
early commedia dell’arte traditions
languageOfWorkOrName Italian
Paduan dialect
Venetian dialect
movement Italian Renaissance theatre
notableFor earthy satirical comedies
pioneering use of rustic dialects in theatre
portrayal of peasant life
notableWork Bilora NERFINISHED
Il Parlamento de Ruzante NERFINISHED
La Fiorina NERFINISHED
La Moscheta NERFINISHED
occupation playwright
stage actor
theatre director
patron Alvise Cornaro NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Padua NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Padua NERFINISHED
portrayedCharacter Ruzante (stock peasant figure) NERFINISHED
roleInTheatre author-performer of his own plays
style coarse, realistic language
mix of high and low registers
thematicFocus rural and peasant life in the Veneto
social satire of urban elites
war and its impact on peasants
usedForm rustic dialect monologues
workPeriod 16th century

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Venetian language hasNotableAuthor Ruzante (Angelo Beolco)