Casina

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Casina is a comedic play by the ancient Roman playwright Plautus, known for its farcical plot involving marital schemes and mistaken identities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman comedy
stage play
author Plautus NERFINISHED
basedOn lost Greek New Comedy play
countryOfOrigin Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
dramaticStructure five-act structure (traditional division)
featuresCharacter Casina NERFINISHED
Chalinus NERFINISHED
Cleostrata NERFINISHED
Lysidamus NERFINISHED
Olympio NERFINISHED
genre comedy
farce
hasCharacterType clever slave
desired maiden
senex amator (aging lover)
young wife
hasForm prose passages
verse
hasHumorType physical comedy
situational comedy
verbal wit
influenced later European comic drama
literaryMovement Roman New Comedy NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod Roman Republic NERFINISHED
medium theatre
notableFor comic misunderstandings
strong female agency in Cleostrata
use of stock characters
originalLanguage Latin
partOf Plautine corpus NERFINISHED
performanceType spoken drama
plotCharacteristic disguises
marital schemes
servant trickery
preservationStatus extant
setting Athens NERFINISHED
theme deception
gender roles
jealousy
marital infidelity
mistaken identity
social satire
timeOfComposition 3rd–2nd century BCE (approximate)
tradition Palliata NERFINISHED
workTitleInLatin Casina NERFINISHED

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Plautus notableWork Casina