Camillo Federici

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Camillo Federici (actually Giovanni Battista Viassolo ; born April 9, 1749 in Poggiolo di Garessio in the province of Mondovì ; † December 23, 1802 in Turin ) was an Italian comedy poet .

Giovanni Viassolo studied at the University of Turin , the rights and has 1,784 judges in Moncalieri near Turin. Out of love for the actress Camilla Ricci he switched to the theater and called himself Federici , drawn from fedele alla Ricci .

Federici was the founder of a new dramatic school.

Works

  • L'avviso ai mariti
  • Lo scultore e il cieco
  • Enrico IV al passo della Marna
  • La bugia vive poco (also listed in Germany under the title: "Same with Same")
  • Opere teatrali Florence 1794–1797, 10 vol .; Venice 1797, 10 vols., And Turin 1808, 5 vols.

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personal data
SURNAME Federici, Camillo
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Viassolo, Giovanni Battista
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian comedy poet
DATE OF BIRTH April 9, 1749
PLACE OF BIRTH Poggiolo di Garessio in the province of Mondovì
DATE OF DEATH December 23, 1802
Place of death Turin