Friederike Caroline Neuber

German actress and theater director

Friederike Caroline Neuber - German actress and theater director
Born

March 9th, 1697
328 years ago

Died

November 30th, 1760
264 years ago — 63 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Germany

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This individual played a significant role in shaping German theater in the 18th century. As an actress and theater director, she founded a renowned acting troupe, advancing the art of performance during her time. She introduced innovative techniques and played a crucial part in the development of German-language theater. Her contributions helped to elevate the status of drama and acting in Germany, influencing generations of performers.

Founded a prominent acting troupe

Advanced German-language theater techniques

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