Where have all the flowers gone

An evening by Edvin Revazov

WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE is a production that goes back to an initiative of the Hamburg Ballet to support Ukrainian dancers in Hamburg.

Edvin Revazov, born in the Ukraine, received his training in Moscow and at the Ballet School of the Hamburg Ballet. John Neumeier created many roles for him. Revazov choreographed "Vesna" and "Closed Rooms" for the “Young Choreographers" as well as "Rain Memories" for Germany’s National Youth Ballet.

Radu Poklitaru is the founder and director for 16 years of the Kiev Modern Ballet. Originally from Moldova, the dancer and choreographer had previously made a career in Russia and Belarus and was the first choreographer at the National Opera of Moldova.

Program

„Nine Dates" by Radu Poklitaru

„Requiem" by Edvin Revazov

Artist

Tänzerinnen und Tänzer des ukrainischen Nationalballetts
Tänzerinnen und Künstler vom Hamburg Ballett
Kiew Modern Ballet

Venue

Theater Baden-Baden

Casino tenant Edouard Bénazet commissioned plans for a theater in the style of the Paris Opera in 1856. A design by Charles Couteau was agreed upon. The first performance was Conradin Kreutzer's Das Nachtlager von Granada on August 7, 1862. Two days later, Hector Berlioz conducted the premiere of his opera Béatrice et Bénédict, which he had composed for the opening. Since its complete renovation from 1989 to 1992, performances have been presented with modern stage technology.

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