This play’s protagonist divulges his love for a woman by telling her that he will return with her admirer, then exiting and reentering alone. This play’s protagonist tears off pieces of a bill of exchange to explain the ideal layout of items like a trifle and a fricandeau on a table. At the climax of this play, a woman drops her male disguise and leaves her inn (-5[1])room with a dagger to kill herself, but is saved by running into her lover. In a lazzo from this play, its protagonist seals an opened letter with (*) chewed bread. An adaptation of this play is about the failed (10[1])musician Francis Henshall, a role premiered by James Corden. (10[4])This (10[1])play’s protagonist (10[1])rushes back (-5[1])and forth and stuffs himself with (10[1])food while waiting tables during a feast. (-5[1])For 10 points, Richard Bean’s One Man, Two Guvnors adapts what commedia dell’arte-inspired comedy (10[1])by Carlo Goldoni (10[1])in which Truffaldino (10[1]-5[1])works for multiple employers? ■END■ (10[2]0[2])