Charlotte Vanhove (10 September 1771 â€" 11 April 1860) was a comedy
stage actress from France. She is most often described as a beautiful
blonde woman who enjoyed painting, drawing, and the theater. She
devoted much of her life to the arts, particularly stage acting and is
known for writing several plays and books.Charlotte Vanhove was born
in 1771 in The Hague, Dutch Republic. She was the daughter of actor
Charles-Joseph Vanhove and actress Adnree Coche.Being the daughter of
two stage actors, Charlotte was destined for the theater. At the age
of fourteen, she began studying and working at the acting house called
The Comedie-Francaise in 1785, the rules of this establishment
allowing for female actors to be a part of the acting troupe. In that
same year, she took her first role in a play called Iphigenia , which
was created by Jean Racine, the role being that of title character
Iphigenia. A few years later, Charlotte married a violinist, but
shortly after the wedding, Charlotte asked for and was granted a
divorce.At this time in history, the French Revolution was just
starting, which caused panic among French citizens. On the night of 2
September 1793, Charlotte was arrested along with twelve other actors
of the French Theater, all of which were loyal to the French monarch.
She, along with the twelve other actors, were arrested on charges of
suspicion shortly after their performance of Pamela on 1 August, which
officials believed was seditious towards the Crown. Charlotte and the
twelve other actors were kept at the Prison Saints-Pelagie until they
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