"The Servant of Two Masters" is a classic Italian comedy written by Carlo Goldoni in 1743. The play follows Truffaldino, a clever and resourceful servant who tries to serve two masters simultaneously, leading to a series of humorous misunderstandings and complications. As Truffaldino juggles the demands of both masters, he becomes entangled in their romantic entanglements and schemes. The play explores themes of identity, social class, and the nature of service, showcasing the comedic potential of deception and mistaken identity in a lively, farcical setting.