Nelli Ayukhanova

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Nelli Ayukhanová (self-chosen spelling, correct transcription of the surname: Ajuchanowa ; * 1960 - † January 5, 2007 in Cologne ; actually Ninel Ajuchanova ) was a Russian director .

Nelli Ayukhanova studied from 1979 to 1984 at the Ufa School of Art with a degree in directing with a focus on acting. From 1984 to 1991 she worked at the Ufa State Puppet Theater and also staged at the studio stage of the university there, for example Anton Chekhov's "Kirchgarten" and William Shakespeare's "What you want". For the television station "Baschkortosan" she realized the program "Good night, children!".

After moving to Germany (Cologne), she devoted herself to raising her daughter and worked as a cultural manager for the visual arts. She later shot the short film "Typisch Kölsch" in the MMC studios as a co-author and director. Her roots as a child and youth theater director prompted Ayukhanova to seek contact with the professional Cologne child and youth theater scene. The year it was first staged in Cologne, it was awarded the theater prize. Nelli Ayukhanvá was not only respected for her outstanding children's theater work, but also a highly valued colleague in the Cologne theater landscape because of her personal charisma and warm-heartedness.

Direction work for children

(Selection)

  • 2002 "Ball and Box". (For children from three years of age)
  • 2002 "Heinrich the Fifth". (For children and young people from 10 years)
  • 2004 "Being a lion is wonderful" (for children from 4 years)
  • 2005 "Little Angels" (for children and young people from 10 years)
  • 2006 "Tortuga - pirate stories and sailor's yarn" (for children and young people from 8 years)
  • 2006 "Die Stoffmarie" (For children from 3 years)

Theater award

Awarded the Cologne Children's and Youth Theater Prize for their productions

  • "Ball and Box". (For children aged three and over) 2002
  • "Henry the Fifth". (For children and young people aged 10 and over) 2002

Nominations for the Cologne Children's and Youth Theater Prize

  • 2005 "Little Angels" a dream game (for children and young people from 10 years)
  • 2006 "Tortuga - pirate stories and sailor's yarn" (for children and young people from 8 years)
personal data
SURNAME Ayukhanova, Nelli
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ayukhanová, Nelli; Ayukhanova, Nelli; Ayukhanova, Ninel (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian director
DATE OF BIRTH 1960
DATE OF DEATH January 5, 2007
Place of death Cologne