Carlotta Brianza

Thanks to her popularity there, in 1889 she was hired by the Mariinsky Theatre where she danced with Enrico Cecchetti in Lev Ivanov's The Tulip of Haarlem in 1889.

[1] A judgment of divorce was rendered on 26 October 1921 by the Tribunal civil de la Seine.

[1] In November 1921, Sergei Diaghilev brought her out of retirement to dance (as the 'bad fairy', Carabosse) in The Sleeping Beauty in London with the Ballets Russes.

[6] In June 1922, she appears on the programme of a performance of The Good-Humoured Ladies by the Ballets Russes at Théâtre Mogador.

[2] At the time of her death, she resided at 39 avenue Flachat in Asnières-sur-Seine (which was simply called "Asnières").