Braggiotti, Berthe (c. 1900–c. 1925)
Braggiotti, Berthe (c. 1900–c. 1925)
Italian-American interpretive dancer. Born c. 1900 in Florence, Italy; died c. 1925 in Boston, Massachusetts; sister of Francesca and Gloria Braggiotti.
Studied with Mlle La Roche while growing up in Florence; with sisters, trained at Denishawn's summer encampment in Peterborough, New Hampshire (early 1920s); with sister Francesca, directed school in Boston, MA, while performing in Prologs there.
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