Cornelia Bouhon

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Cornelia Bouhon (1757–1823) was a Dutch stage actor, ballet dancer and opera singer.^[1]

Life

Bouhon was born to the actors Johannes Bouhon (1729/30-1791) and Cornelia Ghijben (1733-1790?).

She was engaged at the Amsterdamse Schouwburg in 1766-1797 and then at Ward Bingley's theatre company.

She was active as a ballet dancer until 1778. She also performed as an opera singer in addition to performing as a stage actor. She was known for her role in her parts of young heroine.

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