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Dernussknacker 9. 12. 18 BAYERISCHES WHAT´SON STAATSBALLETT D D STAGE Please send the listing information in time to [email protected] E I R E DEUTSCHLAND 07,28.12 Romeo und Julia Ch. Luciano Cannito 11,12,14.12 Eine Weihnachtgeschichte Bayerisches Staatsballett Ch. Reiner Feistel Bayerisches Staatsballett 18,23.01 Showcase II – Persona Ch. Peter Svezon www.bayerisches.staatsballett.de 26,27.01 Die Moderne geht baden N K 01,03,13.10;06.11 Anna Karenina Ch. Christian Spuck Landestheater Coburg 06,10.10;19,20.01 Raymonda Ch. Ray Barra www.landestheater-coburg.de U A 10,18,22,23,29.11;05,18.12;09,18.01 Drei Farben U A 27,28.10;01,03.11 Jewels Ch. George Balanchine 22,25,30.11 Alice im Wunderland Ch. Tara Yipp/ Nico Ilias König / Mark McClain Ch. Christopher Wheeldon 14,16,23,26.12;10,12,13.01 First Steps S M Ch. Junge Choreografen S M 09,14,18,26,28.12;02,04.01 Der Nussknacker Ch. John Neumeier Deutsche Oper am Rhein - Ballett am Rhein 10,11,13,26.01 Die Kameliendame www.ballettamrhein.de S E Ch. John Neumeier 05,07,19,27.10;04.11;12,22,26.12;08,12,20.01 b36 Ballett Augsburg Ch. Martin Schläpfer K L www.theater-augsburg.de 23,28.11;01,09,12,15.12;05.01 b37 Ch. Robert K L 27.10;04,17,24.11;04,07,13,15,23.12;09.01 Binet / Natalia Horecna / Remus Sucheana Vier Jahreszeiten Ch. Ricardo Fernando 31.12 Silvester Gala Ch. Martin Schläpfer/ Remus N I 21,25,30.12 Schwanensee Ch. Ricardo Fernando Sucheana / Jerome Robbins N I 11,12.01 Internationale Ballett- und Tanzgala Staatstheater Darmstadt Staatsballett Berlin www.staatstheater-darmstadt.de A E www.staatsballett-berlin.de 10,11.10 Quartiers Libres Ch. Nadja Beugré 02,05,10.1.;10,18,29.12;28.01 Celis / Eyal Ch. Stijn 02,17,30.10;07,28.12;27.01 Sadeh21 Celis / Sharon Eyal Ch. Ohad Naharin C N 06,07,11,14,21,26.10 Schwanensee Ch. Patrice 03.11 Opus / Näss / Leon&The Wolf & Massala Bart nach Iwanow und Petipa Dance Company Ch. Christos Papadopoulos 19.10 Onegin Ch. John Cranko & Fouad Boussouf K D 04,09,10.11;15,26,28.12 La Bayadère Ch. Alexei 03,04.11 The Way You Look (at Me) Tonight Ratmansky nach Petipa Ch. Jess Curtis E A 17,25,30.11;03,07,14,17,25,27.12 Der Nussknacker Anhaltisches Theater Dessau E A Ch. Vasily Medvedev und Juri Burlaka nach Petipa www.anhaltisches-theater.de 18.01 La Bayadère Ch. Alexei Ratmansky nach Petipa 13,27.10;09,25.11 Das Bildnis des Dorian Gray R M 25.01 Romeo und Julia Ch. John Cranko Ch. Tamasz Kajdanski R M Theater Bielefeld 19,26.01 Carmen / Der Dreispitz www.theater-bielefeld.de Ch. Tamasz Kajdanski E 27.10;01,24.11;05,15,28.12;06.01 Der Feuervogel Sächsische Staatsoper Dresden Ch. Simone Sandroni www.semperoper.de Staatstheater Braunschweig 02.10 La Bayadère Ch. Aaron S.Watkin nach Petipa www.staatstheater-braunschweig.de 03,05,14,16,18,21.11 Labyrinth Ch. George 09,10,17.01;28-30.12 Als wir träumten Ch. Jörg Balanchine / Martha Graham/Ohad Naharin / 9. 10. Wesenmüller / Gregor Zöllig Joseph Hernandez 9. 10. 12.10;03,04.11 Sideway Rain Ch. Guilherme Botelho 24,28,30.11;04-25.12 Der Nussknacker 03,14.10;10.11;08,25.12;05.01 Heimatabend Ch. Aaron S.Watkin 12. 1. 25,27.01 Carmen Ch. Johan Inger 12. 1. Ch. Gregor Zöllig 27.10;06,14,18,24.11;16,23,30.12;12,19.01 Theater Dortmund Struwwelpeter Ch. Gregor Zöllig www.theaterdo.de 18 19 Stadttheater Bremerhaven 03,10,11,17,23,25,29.10;24.04 Die Göttliche www.stadttheaterbremerhaven.de Komödie I : Inferno Ch. Xin Peng Wang 07,16,20,25,30.12;06,11,19,27.01 Schwanensee - - 20,27.10;18,23.11;08,13,19.12;04.01 Ein - - Sommernachtstraum Ch. Sergei Vanaev Ch. Xin Peng Wang Theater Chemnitz Aalto Ballett Theater Essen 4. 26. www.theater-essen.de 4. 26. www.theater-chemnitz.de 03,21.10;02,21.1213,25.01 Das Dschungelbuch 03,06,19.10;07,09.12 Schwanensee Ch. Ashley Lobo Ch. Ben Van Cauwenbergh 1. 1. 14,21.01;01,29.12;01,10.01 Tanzhommage an 1. 1. 12,27.10;09,17,30.11;20.01 Nordlicht Ch. Katarzyna Kozielska / Marco Goecke / Queen Ch. Ben Van Cauwenbergh Alexander Ekman 10,15,25,30.11;25,26.01 Onegin Ch. John Cranko 19 19 19.10;15,21.11 Made in Chemnitz Junge 13,14,20,23,25.12;04,05.01 Der Nussknacker Ch. Ben Van Cauwenbergh Choreografen INFO / KARTEN www.danceforyou-magazine.com T 089 21 85 19 20 WWW.STAATSBALLETT.DE 20 DANCEforYOU MAGAZINE Landestheater Eisenach Opernhaus Halle Mecklenburgisches Staatstheater Schwerin www.theater-eisenach.de www.opernhaus-halle.de www.theater-schwerin.de 13,14,21,31.10 ;08.11;11.01 Verschwundenes Bild 04,07.10 Bizarr Ch. Michal Sedláček 04,13,31.10;17,23.11;02,17.12;13,19.01 Andy - Ch. Andris Plucis 14,28.10;23.11 Inferno / Sacre Ch. Michal Superstar! Ch. Jutta Ebnother / Orkan Dan 01,02,09.12;13,26.01 Der Nussknacker Sedláček & Ralf Rossa 07.11;11.01 Who shot the Sheriff? Ch. Andris Plucis 12-26.12 Der Nussknacker Ch. Youri Vamos Ch. Francesco Nappa Theater Freiburg Ballett der Staatsoper Hannover Theater Nordhausen www.theater.freiburg.de www.oper-hannover.de www.theater-nordhausen.de 12.10 Le Mouvement de l’air Ch. Yan Raballand 06,13,27.10;30.11;07,20.12 Schneewittchen 05,12,18,20,29.01 Ein Sommernachtstraum 16.11 Acta est Fabula Ch. Yuval Pick Ch. Jörg Mannes Ch. Ivan Alboresi 12.01 Fury Ch. Sarah Baltzinger 10,18,20,31.01;07,24.11 Marilyn Ch. Jörg Mannes 19.01 Nevermore.Ein Abend für Edgar Allan Poe Staatstheater Nürnberg Schleswig-Holsteinischen Landestheater Ch. Mauro Bigonzetti / Jörg Mannes www.staatstheater.nuernberg.de www.sh-landestheater.de 12,20,22,25,28.10;02,05.11 Powerhouse Ch. Hofesh 01,04,07,08,21,23,26.12;12,24.01 Der Theater und Orchester Heidelberg Shechter / Alexander Ekman / Goyo Montero Widerspenstigen Zähmung Ch. Katharina Torwesten www.theaterheidelberg.de 08,15,18,20,22,25,28.12;13,18,22,24,28,31.01 05,08,19,20.01 Junge Choreografen - 07,09,14,23,27.12;13,18.01 Impression A Midsummer Night’s Dream Ch. Goyo Montero Grenzerfahrungen Ch. Ivan Perez Theater Osnabrück Gauthier Dance Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe www.theater-osnabrueck.de www.theaterhaus.com www.staatstheater.karlsruhe.de 27.10;01.11;05,08,14,18,28,30.12;18.01 10-14.10 Grandes Dames Ch. Marco Goecke / 06.10;27.11 Rusalka Ch. Jiří Bubeníček Beethovens Neunte Ch. Mauro de Candia Gauthier & Foniadakis / 03,17,22.11;12.12;18.01 Schwanensee Helena Waldmann / Virginie Brunelle Ch. Christopher Wheeldon Oldenburgische Staatstheater 30,31.01 The Gift Ch. Itzik Galili 30.11;06,15,25,30.12;02.01 Der Nussknacker www.staatstheater.de Ch. Youri Vamos 15,27.10;03,09,11;01,09,11,20.12 Soiree: Dark 04,23.01 Ein Sommernachtstraum Medow Suite / su una nota sola / A.U.R.A Ch. Youri Vamos Ch. Marta Graham / Antoine Jully / Jacopo Godani ballettKIEL Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern www.theater-kiel.de www.pfalztheater.de 06,14,28.10;02,11.11;11.12;05,09,19,25.01 06,21.10;4.11 Tanz 2: Sechs Worte für Liebe Ch. Cinderella Ch. Yaroslav Ivanenko Foto Maria Helena BuckleyFoto Davide Degano / Simone Deriu / Salvatore Nicolesi 20.10;21.11;18.12;02,11.01 Moving On Ermano Sbezzo / Yaron Shamir / Huy Tien Trau Ch. Yaroslav Ivanenko 16,22,27.11;31.01 Tanz 3 : FeMALE Ch. James 22,25,27.12 Der Nussknacker Sutherland / Francesco Nappa Ballett Dortmund, „INFERNO“ Ensemble, Ballett Dortmund, Ch. Yaroslav Ivanenko 22.12 Tanz Benefizgala 30.12 Schwanensee Ch. Yaroslav Ivanenko Bühnen der Stadt Gera 29.01 Benefizgala Stiftung Tanz Musiktheater im Revier Gelsenkirchen www.tpthueringen.de www.musiktheater-im-revier.de 12,14.10 Liberace – Glitzer, Schampus und Oper Leipzig 06,11,14.10;02,04,10.11;9.12;13,20.01 Mass Chopin Ch. Silvana Schröder www.oper-leipzig.de Ch. Richard Siegal 09,20-22,27.12 Der Nussknacker 27,31.01;9.11 Beethoven / Ravel Ch. Uwe Scholz / 21,27.10;03.11;12,19.01 Der Rest ist Tanz Ch. Birgit Scherzer Stanton Welch / Mario Schröder Ch. Marguerite Donlon / Renato Paroni de Castro / 25.01 Giselle Ch. Silvana Schröder 06,08,11.11 Der Karneval der Tiere Ch. Bjarte Emil Pontus Lidberg Wedervang Bruland 27.01 Ein infernalische Reise / Letzte Lieder 17,18,20—28.11;13,14,18-2-25.12 Ein 17,25.11;04-06,18,19,23,25.12;01,05.01 Ch. Silvana Schröder Nussknacker Traum Ch. Benvido Fonseca 31.01 Anita Berber – Göttin der Nacht Der Nussknacker Ch. Jean Philippe Dury Ch. Jiří Bubeníček 21.11 Toot Ch. Didy Veldman 01.12 Uwe Scholz Gala Stadttheater Gießen 13,14 Schwanensee Ch. Mario Schröder www.stadttheater-giessen.de 18,27.01 Johannes-Passion Ch. Mario Schröder 07,28,10 Waves Ch. Tarek Assam 20.10;02,18.11;14.12;05.01 Globetrotter Theater Magdeburg Ch.
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