In these lively and engaging memoirs, Carlo Goldoni recounts his life as a playwright and performer in 18th century Italy. From his early successes in Venice to his eventual move to Paris, Goldoni offers a vivid picture of the theatrical world of his time and his own role in its evolution.

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