Improvisational theater that began in 15th century and developed out of pantomime? a.pantalone b.stock character c. commedia dell arte d.troupes

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Improvisational theater that began in 15th century and developed out of pantomime?

a.pantalone
b.stock character
c. commedia dell arte
d.troupes

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it’s b, you’re so very welcome :)

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