Slapstick comedy is a type of comedy that relies on exaggerated physical humor, pratfalls, and other physical gags to create laughter.

Slapstick comedy often involves physical gags, such as pratfalls, slipping on banana peels, and getting hit with pies.

In a farce, the primary objective of the characters is often to cause physical harm to each other, leading to humorous situations.

Slapstick comedy in a farce is used to add physical humor and lightheartedness to the play, creating a sense of absurdity and entertainment.

Slapstick comedy often revolves around physical mishaps, such as characters slipping, falling, or getting hit with objects.

Slapstick comedy primarily derives its humor from physical clumsiness and pratfalls, rather than verbal wit or intellectual humor.

Slapstick comedy often features clumsy buffoons who make mistakes and cause physical mishaps, leading to humorous situations.

Slapstick comedy in a farce is used to add physical humor and lightheartedness to the play, creating a sense of absurdity and entertainment.

Slapstick comedy often involves physical gags, such as pratfalls, slipping on banana peels, and getting hit with pies.

In a farce, the primary objective of the characters is often to cause physical harm to each other, leading to humorous situations.

Slapstick comedy often revolves around physical mishaps, such as characters slipping, falling, or getting hit with objects.

Slapstick comedy primarily derives its humor from physical clumsiness and pratfalls, rather than verbal wit or intellectual humor.

Slapstick comedy often features clumsy buffoons who make mistakes and cause physical mishaps, leading to humorous situations.

Slapstick comedy in a farce is used to add physical humor and lightheartedness to the play, creating a sense of absurdity and entertainment.

Slapstick comedy often involves physical gags, such as pratfalls, slipping on banana peels, and getting hit with pies.