Organization

Direction d'orchestre

Yoel Gamzou

Mise en scène

Philipp Rosendahl

Décors

Daniel Roskamp

Costumes

Brigitte Schima

Lumières

Norman Plathe-Narr

Dramaturgie

Julia Spinola

Direction de choeur

Alice Meregaglia

Brigitte Heusinger

Chorégraphie

Volker Michl

Chanteur

Nadine Lehner

Doralice Köhne-Jasky

Christoph Heinrich

Hans Grill

Michal Partyka

Dr. Knospelius

Marie Smolka

General von Palinko

Ulrike Mayer

Bella Buttlär

Nathalie Mittelbach

Malwine Bork, servants of General

Nerita Pokvytyte

Lolo, Bella's daughter

Christian-Andreas Engelhardt

Hilmar Hamm, Lolo's fiancé

Sunwoong Park

Rolf Buttlär

Wolfgang von Borries

Fischer Stribbe

Julia Huntgeburth

Nini, Bella's daughter

Theater Bremen

Others

Chor des Theater Bremen

allemand

Wellen

Brême

Allemagne

Theater am Goetheplatz

Public

Private

Valide

"Because the beautiful is nothing but the terrible beginning, which we can just endure, and we admire it because it calmly disdains to destroy us." World War I as the backdrop for a radical critique of utopia that foreshadowed the catastrophes of the 20th century. Far away from the routines of everyday life, the longings and dreams of self-realization of a life-hungry dropout, a self-appointed artist and a privileged pupil of the rich and powerful grow immeasurably. The sheer overwhelming power of the sea soon reveals all the “great feelings” as delusional illusions. The composer Elmar Lampson, a master of dreamlike sound magic located in the dying no man's land between tonality and atonality,

English

Wellen by Lampson, Du (2022/2022), Dirigé par Philipp Rosendahl,, Chef d'orchestre Yoel Gamzou, Theater am Goetheplatz, Brême, Allemagne

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