Europaballet dances
Light in sight again after hard months
The Europaballett St. Pölten defies the floods: After the massive flood damage in the fall of last year, things are now looking up with a new pop-up studio.
The Europaballett St. Pölten has been struggling since the terrible floods in September last year. All of the rehearsal rooms were completely destroyed by the flood. "The last few months have been very hard for the Europaballett. Literally, as there was only one hall and no sprung floor," explains artistic director Michael Fichtenbaum. Slowly, there is a light at the end of the tunnel; a temporary sprung floor has already been installed in two halls.
"It was a great challenge for the dancers that sometimes three to four rehearsals with different pieces of music took place in one room," says Fichtenbaum, giving an insight into everyday ballet life. Due to the challenging training situation, the "Young Choreographers" project, for example, had to be postponed. Instead, a ballet evening with Peter Breuer's masterpiece "Carmen" and "Bolero" will now be performed on May 24.
Open rehearsals in Traisenpark
The joy was all the greater when alternatives were finally found in mid-February. Business premises in Traisenpark were quickly made available for rehearsals. Daily training sessions and rehearsals now take place in the new "pop-up studio". Interested parties can see this for themselves on Friday from 2 to 4.30 pm at the open rehearsals for the production "Moonwalk".
Next premiere awaits
One day later, from 8 March, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic "The Little Prince" will be on the program at the Ballet Theatre in the Kulturhaus Wagram. The dance theater based on an idea and choreography by Reiner Feistel takes you into a world full of fantasy, trust, humanity, love and friendship. True to the motto: "You can only see well with your heart. The essentials are invisible to the eyes!" The main roles are played by Leonardo Germano as the little prince and Benjamin Skupien as the pilot. They are supported by students from the Ballet Academy. Performances until March 16.
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