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Anne Marie Milan Desguillons

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She was responsible for the female students, and her husband for the male students. They are known as the mentors of many later famous Swedish stage artists in Swedish theater history, and thus contributed greatly in shaping the contemporary Swedish acting method in a French pattern. Among her more
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Anne Marie Milan Desguillons became a highly valued member of the French theater and was favored by the king. To her appearance, she was described as heavily overweight and not regarded to be beautiful, but she was much praised for her artistic talent and enjoyed great respect particularly within
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engaged a French theatre company to perform, and the Desguillons couple were made joint directors responsible of the company during its stay in Sweden. They kept this role until the French company left in 1806.
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After the assassination of Gustav III in 1792, the French theater was dissolved. Desguillons retired from the stage but chose to remain in Sweden.
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The two Desguillons were also instructors at the school. They instructed the students in drama, while the music lessons was given by
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In 1793, Anne Marie Milan Desguillons and her spouse Joseph Sauze Desguillons where appointed joint principals of the
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in winters, though the audience normally consisted exclusively of the upper class society, who could speak French.
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In 1789, she married her colleague Joseph Sauze Desguillons, and thus required the name Desguillons.
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for the Swedish royal court: from the season of 1783-84, they also performed for the public at
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In 1781, she arrived in Sweden as a member of the newly created French theater troupe of
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roles, and was normally given main parts in the French tragedies. Among her parts was
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French Theater of Gustav III
Royal Dramatic Training Academy
Joseph Sauze Desguillons
Le Havre
Lille
Jacques Marie Boutet de Monvel
Gustav III of Sweden
French Theatre
Gripsholm Castle
Drottningholm Palace Theatre
Confidencen
Ulriksdal Palace
Bollhuset
Stockholm
tragedienne
mére noble
Merope
Semiramis
Athalie
Madame Turcaret
Royal Dramatic Training Academy
Sofia Lovisa Gråå
Johann Christian Friedrich Hæffner
Julie Alix de la Fay
Jean-Rémy Marcadet
Jeanette Wässelius
Sofia Frodelius
Ulrika Wennerholm
Carolina Kuhlman

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