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A roguish adventurer and swordsman; sly, witty and unscrupulous.

Often the only major female role that is not a servant; mature, dignified, and beautiful.

Low-status servant; often clumsy, lazy, and gluttonous, but also sympathetic and cunning.

Boastful and cowardly; a caricature of a military man, full of tall tales of bravery.

Young lovers; naive and often oblivious to the world, they speak in flowery, poetic language.

A jolly, singing clown character; combines traits of Zanni and Arlecchino, known from Viareggio's Carnival.

Pedantic schoolmaster or philosopher; speaks in Latin and Greek, often corrected by the savvier servants.

A stammering old man, sometimes a lawyer or notary; comical due to his speech impediment.

Maiden and sly servant; often Arlecchino's love interest, practical and street-smart.

A greedy old man, often a retired merchant; covets younger women and is driven by money.

Servant and trickster with acrobatic movements; often wears a patchwork of colorful patterns.

Pompous and talkative; pretends to know more than he does, often a legal or medical doctor.

Hunchback with a love for food and women; has a brutish and earthy humor.

Crafty, money-hungry, second-in-command to Pantalone; loves schemes and scams.