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Edward Kynaston (c. 1640 – January 1706) was an English actor, one of the last Restoration "boy players", young male actors who played women's roles.
Edward Kynaston (c.1640-enero de 1706) fue un actor inglés. Fue uno de los últimos actores del teatro de la Restauración que encarnó papeles de mujeres. Era un hombre atractivo y hacía los roles de mujer de manera convincente.
Edward Kynaston (born c. 1640, London—died January 1706) was probably the last and the best of English boy actors playing female roles. His last female role was in Beaumont and Fletcher’s Maid ’s Tragedy with Killigrew’s Company (1661).
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13 de feb. de 2018 · Edward Kynaston, or ‘the loveliest lady I ever saw in my life’[1] was born in 1640 to Thomas Kynaston and lived extravagantly for much of his childhood. His family were ‘ well-descended ’, living on an estate in Shropshire.
9 de feb. de 2016 · Edward ‘Ned’ Kynaston es la «actriz» más famosa de Inglaterra. Como la ley prohíbe a las mujeres actuar, Ned, gracias a su belleza y a su talento, ha interpretado los principales papeles femeninos.
Edward Kynaston (c.1640-enero de 1706) fue un actor inglés.
Edward Kynaston (c.1640-1712) was one of the last ‘boy players’ of the Restoration theatre. As an actor who performed women’s roles, in a highly mannered style, he attained the pinnacle of theatrical success at the Duke’s Theatre, London. Kynaston’s star fell when, to please his mistress –
