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Friederike von Alvensleben (1749-1799), was a German actor and theater director. She was the managing director of a notable theater company, which was famous in Northern Germany during the second half of the 18th-century. She was first married to Karl Theophil Döbbelin and then to Johann Friedrich von Alvensleben (1736-1819).

References

• Hildegard Bernick: Eine Liebesgeschichte aus dem 18. Jahrhundert oder Geschichten vom Theater und der Wirklichkeit. Herausgeber: Förderkreis Schlosskirche Erxleben e.V., Juni 2011 (16 S.)

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• 1749 births
• 1799 deaths
• 18th-century German actresses
• German stage actresses
• German women theatre directors
• 18th-century theatre managers
• German theatre managers and producers
• Women theatre managers and producers