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Caterina Biancolelli (1665–1716) was an
Italian actress in the
commedia dell'arte
style of theater. She was one of the
earliest actresses to play the...
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Costantini (c. 1654–1729) and in
French as
Arlequin in the 1660s by
Dominique Biancolelli [it] (1636–1688), who
combined the
Zanni types, "making his Arlecchino...
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Colombina was
Italian actress Isabella Franchini Biancolelli. Her granddaughter,
Caterina Biancolelli, was one of the most
famous serettas whose name was...
- po****rized the role. A
latter Isabella was pla**** by Françoise
Biancolelli of the
Biancolelli acting family. Meagher,
Jennifer (2007). "Commedia dell'arte"...
- by the
actors Pierre-François
Biancolelli (son of the
Harlequin of the
banished troupe of players) and,
after Biancolelli abandoned the role, the celebrated...
- that
establishes a
clear connection between the two types. "Dominique"
Biancolelli,
Harlequin of the
first Paris-based
Italian troupe in
which Pierrot appeared...
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travesti et Agnès de
Chaillot (en
collaboration avec Pierre-François
Biancolelli, dit Dominique) dans
Parodies du
nouveau Théâtre-Italien, Paris, Bri****on...
- "laughter
corrects customs". One of his
contemporaries was
Giuseppe Biancolelli, a po****r
actor better known as "Dominique" who
specialized in the role...
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Barante Antoine Houdar de la
Motte Jean-François Regnard. Pierre-François
Biancolelli Jean-Baptiste Hamoche.
Fabio Sticotti (1676–1741)
Antoine Jean Sticotti...
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Europe made
guest appearances in Vienna, such as the
Arlecchino Domenico Biancolelli (1636–1688).
Possibly in
homage to the
comedies pla****
between 1660 and...
