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38:. She is mentioned as performing in Vienna in 1569 and in Prague in 1570, where she was likely the first actress known by name to have performed. She was active in Paris in 1570–74 and in Spain 1574–84. Throughout her career she was incredibly popular with the public, who flocked to her performances. 29:
She is first mentioned in a performance in Mantova in 1562, where she was noted to have been from Rome. She was engaged in the Comedia dell'arte Hortensia, the Desiosi company and the "Compagnia del Ganassi", and she performed at the court of
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At some point she married Alberto Naselli, a comedian and actor who lead a troupe under the stage name Zan Ganassa. She toured the courts of Europe as part of her husband's troupe, often under her own stage name, Hortensia.
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were the two most famed actresses in Italy in the 1560s and were described as great rivals.
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Vincenza Armani
Alfonso Gonzaga
Maximilian II
"Barbara Flaminia attrice e cantante tra piazza, corte e accademia : Ipotesi di collaborazioni con Giorgio Vasari, Bernardo e Torquato Tasso"
doi
10.1400/247003
cite book
help
"Border-Crossing in the Commedia dell'Arte"
doi
10.4324/9781315549880-12
ISBN
978-1-315-54988-0
"Le pioniere dell'Arte: Barbara Flaminia e Vincenza Armani"
"La commedia dell'arte: teatro migrante, espectáculo e interculturalidad en Europa y España"
doi
10.2307/j.ctv2s0jckx.8
"The Traveling Diva and Generic Innovation"
doi
10.1086/688691
ISSN
0486-3739
Commedia dell' Arte and the Mediterranean: Charting Journeys and Mapping 'Others'
ISBN
978-1-317-16401-2
Transnational Exchange in Early Modern Theater
ISBN
978-1-317-00696-1
European Theatre Performance Practice, 1580-1750
ISBN

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