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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 as "the Divine Zucchi" or even "the Divine Virginia" for her artistry, expressiveness, and virtuosity.
Virginia Zucchi (Parma, 1847 - Niza, 1930) Bailarina y profesora de baile italiana. Tomó clases con distintos maestros, antes de ser alumna de Carlo Blasis y Giovanni Lepri en la Escuela del Teatro alla Scala de Milán.
En mayo de 1876, la bailarina italiana Virginia Zucchi hizo su debut en la producción de Taglioni en Berlín. La célebre bailarina triunfó en el papel de Lise, revitalizando la obra con su expresiva interpretación.
12 de sept. de 2020 · L’entusiasmo del pubblico russo per la ballerina italiana fu tale da rompere le resistenze della direzione. A sinistra, il ritratto di Virginia Zucchi (da notare il tutù cortissimo), realizzato da Georges Clairin, che si trova al Musée de l’opéra di Parigi.
Italian dancer and teacher. She studied with Blasis and Lepri in Milan, making her debut in Varese in 1864. She danced throughout Italy and at La Scala (1874–6, 1882–3); also at the Berlin Opera (1876–8), the Royal Italian Opera at Covent Garden (1878), and Paris (1883).
Virginia Zucchi. Bailarina y profesora italiana. trayectoria profesional. Nace en Parma el 10 de febrero de 1849. Tomó clases con distintos maestros, antes de ser alumna de Carlo Blasis y Giovanni Lepri en la Escuela del Teatro alla Scala de Milán. Debutó en 1864 en Varese, desde donde comenzó una gira por las principales ciudades italianas.
Virginia Zucchi (1849-1930) was an Italian prima ballerina whose career spanned the years 1864 and 1898, throughout which she danced primarily in Italy and Russia, occasionally appearing in France and Germany, as well.
