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Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin (2014)
The imperious Onegin rejects naive Tatiana's proposal of love and also incites a duel with his best friend turned rival Lenski (Piotr Beczala). This sets the scene for a dramatic story of love, loyalty and betrayal. Acclaimed theatre director Deborah Warner presents this lavish new interpretation of the timeless tale. Set in the 19th century and moving episodically from farmhouse to ballroom, the production culminates in an unforgettable finale set during a snowstorm.
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The imperious Onegin rejects naive Tatiana's proposal of love and also incites a duel with his best friend turned rival Lenski (Piotr Beczala). This sets the scene for a dramatic story of love, loyalty and betrayal. Acclaimed theatre director Deborah Warner presents this lavish new interpretation of the timeless tale. Set in the 19th century and moving episodically from farmhouse to ballroom, the production culminates in an unforgettable finale set during a snowstorm.
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Konstantin Shilovsky
In Theaters:1/17/2014
Box Office:
Runtime:173 minutes
Studio:The Metropolitan Opera
Cast
Gary Halvorson, Fiona Shaw, Deborah Warner
Director
Anna Netrebko
Tatyana
Mariusz Kwiecien
Onegin
Piotr Beczała
Lensky
Alexei Tanovitsky
Prince Gremin
Oksana Volkova
Olga
Elena Zaremba
Madame Larina
Larissa Diadkova
Filippyevna, Tatiana's nurse
David Crawford
A Captain
John Graham-Hall
Triquet
Richard Bernstein
Zaretski
Deborah Voigt
Self - Host
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