Virginia Zucchi (10 February 1849 – 12 October 1933) was an Italian dancer. Her career as a ballerina spanned the years 1864 to 1898, and she was known...

Thaila Zucchi (born 1981), Italian-English singer and actress Virginia Zucchi (1849–1933), Italian ballerina Massolo, Daniela. "Surname Zucchi". italygen...

for the ballerina Virginia Zucchi. Musical revision and additional pas by Riccardo Drigo (including a Pas de six for Virginia Zucchi). Petipa added additional...

company's repertory for many years. In May 1876, the Italian ballerina Virginia Zucchi made her debut in Taglioni's production in Berlin. The celebrated ballerina...

des enfants from Petipa's revival of Paquita. St. Petersburg, 1881 Virginia Zucchi in the title role of Paquita. St. Petersburg, 1886 Mikhail Fokine costumed...

of the 19th century, reaching their zeniths in Russia. Italian-born Virginia Zucchi (1849–1933) first danced in Italy and Germany but her interpretations...

School, where she studied under Yekaterina Vazem, and was inspired by Virginia Zucchi. On 30 August 1881, she danced for the first time on the Grand Theatre...

(1:20) Valse lente: Variation d'Esmeralda, composed for the ballerina Virginia Zucchi, 1886 (1:35) Pre-1917 recordings of two of Drigo's supplemental numbers...

snake, a classic gesture since Cleopatra's time. Twenty years later, Virginia Zucchi (less conventionally) portrayed an unusually humane princess, not as...

Carlotta Zambelli (1875–1968), prima ballerina, teacher, Paris Opera Virginia Zucchi (1849–1933), ballerina, teacher, danced in Russia Tatjana Barbakoff...