Pittsburgh Public Theater's 'Servant' serves up 'sunshine and shenanigans'

TribLIVE: “A Servant to Two Masters” has been entertaining audiences since the 16th century, when it was a staple of commedia dell'arte troupes.

These mask-wearing street performers, who invented slapstick comedy, were known for generating big laughs with their broad characters, improvised plots, gags, satire and lots of physical comedy.