Theater am Olgaeck

The Theater am Olgaeck in Stuttgart was founded in September 2004 by Nelly Eichhorn and is committed to cultural exchange and dialogue with Eastern Europe. There are performances of Eastern European plays and readings, exhibitions and recitals. The program offers Classic and Contemporary, Fun and Challenging. As one of the youngest stages, the theater program reflects the changes in the new Europe and has evolved into a cultural-political platform for contacts and relations with Eastern European countries. The Theater am Olgaeck has established a network of artists and political institutions in Eastern Europe, maintains contacts with partners, invites theater from Eastern European countries for guest appearances, held annually cultural festivals, readings, book presentations, musical evenings and promotes intercultural encounter in Stuttgart.

History

In 1991, Eichhorn Nelly " Nelly's Puppet Theatre" in Lexington, Kentucky. It offered a varied program for children from three years with puppets and dolls. In 1993, " Nelly's Puppet Theatre " to Stuttgart and played as a " theater in the cinema magnifying glass " and later in the studio Landesgirokasse Stuttgart in the King's Road. Since autumn 1996, it plays in addition to as " Ludwigsburg puppet theater " in Ludwigsburg in Marstallstrasse 5 In the fall of 2003 found Nelly's Puppet Theater own venue in Stuttgart in the Charlotte Street 44, near the Charlotte Square.

In September 2004, Nelly Eichhorn founded on the same stage at the theater Olgaeck as a theater for adults. From 2006 to March 2008, there were performances in Stuttgart-Ost theater in the restaurant Friedenau.

Festivals

  • Czech Culture Week - October 2004
  • Russian Cultural Days - October 2005
  • Russian Festival - September 2007
  • Estonian Culture Festival - May 2008
  • Polish Festival - October 2008

Premieres

  • The Proposal, Anton Chekhov (2004)
  • Dinner for One (2004)
  • Daniil Kharms (2005)
  • The case, according to Sergei Dovlatov - 2005
  • Kill Hamlet! Zijah Sokolović (2005)
  • The criminals of Lost Honour, by Friedrich Schiller ( 2005)
  • Ladies Night, Stephen Sinclair and Anthony McCarten (2005)
  • Nothing More Beautiful, Oliver Bukowski (2006)
  • The role of women Dostoyevsky, Edward Radsinski (2006)
  • Oxygen, Ivan Vyrypaev (2006)
  • Männerhort, Kristof Magnusson (2006)
  • Amadeus, by Mozart and Salieri by Alexander Pushkin ( 2006)
  • Casting in Kursk, Alexander Galin
  • Karl Marx, Nelly Eichhorn (2007)
  • The bear, Anton Chekhov
  • Partners in crime, Eric- Emmanuel Schmitt
  • Dream woman desperately sought, Tony Dunham
  • The marriage certificate, Ephraim Kishon
  • The wonderful thing between, Martin Heckmann
  • Chocolate, Daniela Hense
  • The Seagull, Anton Chekhov
  • Stalin, Gaston Salvatore ( 2008)
  • The locked door, Fred of Hoerschelmann (2008)
  • Night, by Andrzej Stasiuk (2008)
  • The Mousetrap, Agatha Christie (2008)
  • Dangerous Liaisons, Pierre- Ambroise - Francois Choderlos de Laclos (2009)
  • The Adventures of the Good Soldier Svejk, Jaroslav Hašek (2009)
  • Emigrants, Sławomir Mrozek (2009)
  • Prah - money or no money, György Spiro (2009)
  • Closed Society, Jean -Paul Sartre (2010)
  • The Filderstadt Pate, from the novel by Roland Kugler (2010)
  • The player, from the novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (2011)
  • Antigone in New York, Janusz Glowacki (2011)

Location

The Theater am Olgaeck located on the outskirts of Stuttgart city center in the Charlotte Street 44, hidden in a small pedestrian street, easily accessible on the U5, U6, U7, U12, U15, stop Olgaeck.

Lexington (Kentucky)
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