Carlo Goldoni is a prominent figure in the world of Italian literature and theater. He is often referred to by several synonyms including "the father of Italian comedy," "the master of Italian comedy," and "the Italian Moliere." Goldoni's works were noted for their wit, humor, and social commentary, which made them immensely popular during his time and continue to be revered today. Some of his notable works include "The Servant of Two Masters," "The Venetian Twins," and "The Coffee House." His contribution to the Italian theater is immense and his influence can still be seen today in modern Italian theater and literature.