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[[Anna Kalouta]] made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.

Interpreting complete roles since her childhood, [[Anna Kalouta]] has appeared in places like the Carnegie Hall, the Masonic Temple in Boston, the Town hall in New York and the Salle Gaveau in Paris, and she has collaborated with artists like Yma Sumac (in Chicago), Maurice Chevalier (in Istanbul), Mistinguet, Lilian Harvey, Patechou, Tino Rossi and others. She has played in most Greek communities abroad, in most ancient theatres, and she has been awarded about 35 honorary mentions by municipalities and societies (although never from the Greek state).

After 65 years of continuous appearance on the stage, and having successes that mark an epoch (like '''O tritos anthropos''' (The third man), '''O tsolias''', '''I smyrnia''' (The woman from Smyrna), '''M' agapa - den m' agapa''' (He loves me - he loves me not), '''Vre dounia''' (Oh, you world), '''M' aresis''' (I like you) and others), '''Anna Kalouta''' is very appositely named ''Mrs Revue'', and continues being lively until the present day.

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 Kalouta was born in [[Athens]] on [[September 29]], [[1920]]. She made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.
-Interpreting complete roles since her childhood, Anna Kalouta has appeared in places like the Carnegie Hall, the Masonic Temple in Boston, the Town hall in New York and the Salle Gaveau in Paris, and she has collaborated with artists like Yma Sumac (in Chicago), Maurice Chevalier (in Istanbul), Mistinguet, Lilian Harvey, Patechou, Tino Rossi and others. She has played in most Greek communities abroad, in most ancient theatres, and she has been awarded about 35 honorary mentions by municipalities and societies (although never from the Greek state).
+Interpreting complete roles since her childhood, Anna Kalouta appeared in places like the Carnegie Hall, the Masonic Temple in Boston, the Town hall in New York and the Salle Gaveau in Paris, and she collaborated with artists like Yma Sumac (in Chicago), Maurice Chevalier (in Istanbul), Mistinguet, Lilian Harvey, Patechou, Tino Rossi and others. She played to most Greek communities abroad, in most ancient theatres, and was awarded about 35 honorary mentions by municipalities and societies (although never from the Greek state).
-After 65 years of continuous appearance on the stage, and having successes that mark an epoch like '''O tritos anthropos''' (The third man), '''O tsolias''', '''I smyrnia''' (The woman from [[Smyrna]]), '''M' agapa - den m' agapa''' (He loves me - he loves me not), '''Vre dounia''' (Oh, you world), '''M' aresis''' (I like you) and others, '''Anna Kalouta''' is very appositely named ''Mrs Revue'', and continues being active until the present day.
+After 65 years of continuous appearance on the stage, with successes that marked an era like '''O tritos anthropos''' (The third man), '''O tsolias''', '''I smyrnia''' (The woman from [[Smyrna]]), '''M' agapa - den m' agapa''' (He loves me - he loves me not), '''Vre dounia''' (Oh, you world), '''M' aresis''' (I like you) and others, '''Anna Kalouta''' was appropriately named ''Mrs Revue''.
-She died on [[2010#April|April 17, 2010]] after a brief illness.
+She died on [[April 17]], [[2010]] after a brief illness.
 [[Category:Actresses|Kalouta, Anna]]
 [[Category:1920 births|Kalouta, Anna]]
 [[Category:2010 deaths|Kalouta, Anna]]

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 [[Image:10_calouta_sisters.jpg|frame|[[Anna Kalouta|Anna]] and [[Maria Kalouta]] at [[1952]] BBC interview]]
-'''Anna Kalouta''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] multi-talented stage and screen actress.
+'''Anna Kalouta''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] multi-talented stage and screen actress.
 Kalouta was born in [[Athens]] on [[September 29]], [[1920]]. She made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.
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 After 65 years of continuous appearance on the stage, and having successes that mark an epoch like '''O tritos anthropos''' (The third man), '''O tsolias''', '''I smyrnia''' (The woman from [[Smyrna]]), '''M' agapa - den m' agapa''' (He loves me - he loves me not), '''Vre dounia''' (Oh, you world), '''M' aresis''' (I like you) and others, '''Anna Kalouta''' is very appositely named ''Mrs Revue'', and continues being active until the present day.
 [[Category:Actresses|Kalouta, Anna]]
 [[Category:1920 births|Kalouta, Anna]]

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 [[Image:10_calouta_sisters.jpg|frame|[[Anna Kalouta|Anna]] and [[Maria Kalouta]] at [[1952]] BBC interview]]
-[[Anna Kalouta]] made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.
+'''Anna Kalouta''' is a [[Greeks|Greek]] multi-talented stage and screen actress.
-Interpreting complete roles since her childhood, [[Anna Kalouta]] has appeared in places like the Carnegie Hall, the Masonic Temple in Boston, the Town hall in New York and the Salle Gaveau in Paris, and she has collaborated with artists like Yma Sumac (in Chicago), Maurice Chevalier (in Istanbul), Mistinguet, Lilian Harvey, Patechou, Tino Rossi and others. She has played in most Greek communities abroad, in most ancient theatres, and she has been awarded about 35 honorary mentions by municipalities and societies (although never from the Greek state).
+Kalouta was born in [[Athens]] on [[September 29]], [[1920]]. She made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.
-After 65 years of continuous appearance on the stage, and having successes that mark an epoch (like '''O tritos anthropos''' (The third man), '''O tsolias''', '''I smyrnia''' (The woman from Smyrna), '''M' agapa - den m' agapa''' (He loves me - he loves me not), '''Vre dounia''' (Oh, you world), '''M' aresis''' (I like you) and others), '''Anna Kalouta''' is very appositely named ''Mrs Revue'', and continues being lively until the present day.
+Interpreting complete roles since her childhood, Anna Kalouta has appeared in places like the Carnegie Hall, the Masonic Temple in Boston, the Town hall in New York and the Salle Gaveau in Paris, and she has collaborated with artists like Yma Sumac (in Chicago), Maurice Chevalier (in Istanbul), Mistinguet, Lilian Harvey, Patechou, Tino Rossi and others. She has played in most Greek communities abroad, in most ancient theatres, and she has been awarded about 35 honorary mentions by municipalities and societies (although never from the Greek state).
 [[Category:Actresses|Kalouta, Anna]]

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	[[Anna Kalouta]] made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta\|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.		[[Anna Kalouta]] made her debut in theatre at the age of 4, when [[Marika Kotopouli]] discovered the talents of both her and her sister [[Maria Kalouta\|Maria]], giving them roles in the Revue. Since then, she has played all theatre forms, including operetta (she belongs to the third generation of Greek operetta), ethography, musical comedy but even tragedy; although the Revue was her natural inclination.