Johanna Watts Net Worth

Johanna Watts is an Actress, Writer, and Producer who was raised by hippies in rural Florida. From a young age, she was determined to pursue a career in performance, and was cast in her first professional role at the age of seven. She has since appeared in a number of television shows and films, and continues to act on stage, often playing strong female characters and male roles in Shakespeare productions. In addition to her acting career, Johanna is passionate about making a difference in the world, and works with the non-profit organization Inside Out Community Arts.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress, Writer, Producer

💰 Net worth: $1.4 Million (2024)

Johanna Watts, a multi-talented individual, has made significant strides in her career as an actress, writer, and producer. Raised by hippies in rural Florida, she developed a deep appreciation for creativity and alternative ways of living. With her immense dedication and endless passion, Watts has successfully accumulated a net worth of $1.4 million in 2024. Her talent and versatility have propelled her to great heights, allowing her to contribute to various projects in the entertainment industry. Whether she is captivating audiences with her remarkable acting skills or crafting compelling stories as a writer, Johanna Watts continues to make her mark and inspire others along the way.

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Biography/Timeline

1762

She was the daughter of the dancing Teacher Jean Baptiste Wattier and Anna Cornelia de Bourghelles. She married the Architect and Sculptor Bartholomeus Wilhelmus Henricus Ziesenis (1762-1820) in 1801, but continued to act, even after their son was born. She had debuted already as a child on the stage of Rotterdam with her siblings. In 1780, she was active in Amsterdam. She debuted there as Margaretha in the tragedy by william Havre Korn (1753? -1826) Aleid van Poelgeest. She became known as a great tragedienne, and in 1784 she became the premier Actress of Amsterdam. She also toured. Wattier was the student of Marten Corver and is remembered as an Example of the new natural way of acting, which became fashionable during her time at the stage. She was described as a natural talent, expressive and with s beautiful voice. In 1800, she was the highest paid actor in the Netherlands. In 1806, Louis Bonaparte invited her to perform in Paris. In 1808 her yearly salary was f 4000, making her the best paid Actress of her times. When Napoleon himself visited Amsterdam in 1811, she performed for him, which impressed him so much he gave her a pension of F 2000. She retired from the stage for health reasons in 1815. She accompanied her husband to the Hague, where he was Architect for renovations for the Noordeinde Palace.