Amid a talented ensemble, José Pablo Castro Cuevas delivers the performance of a lifetime in the Russian story of a tragic ...

Great Performances at the Met presents Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin. Anna Netrebko stars as Tatiana, the naïve heroine of Tchaikovsky’s opera, with Peter Mattei as the title character who rejects her.

Taking a spell from their ongoing successful national tour, Co-Opera returns home to Adelaide for a brief break from travelling to present the home crowd with their most ambitious and splendid ...

Autumn is Act lll. The idea of dueling with his friend Eugene is agonizing Lensky. At dawn on an impulse, Eugene kills Lensky ...

Victoria Jaiani, a principal dancer at the Joffrey Ballet, first met the choreographer Yuri Possokhov in her native country of Georgia. He was a principal dancer with the eminent, Moscow-based Bolshoi ...

Royal Opera’s Eugene Onegin is musically enthralling, not least thanks to Dmitri Hvorostovsky in the title role ...

Arizona Opera has mounted Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin” just once in its 43 seasons — back in the 1999-2000 season. It’s not an easy piece to cast; there aren’t too many people who sing in Russian ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Anush Hovhannisyan as Tatyana and Samuel Dale Johnson as Eugene Onegin (Ali Wright) (evening_standard_239) Tchaikovsky based his ...

It has taken more than two decades for the Washington National Opera to stage Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin (★★★★), and as such there will many so happy to see it, they won’t care what the critics say.

The appeal of John Cranko’s Onegin is its leading characters, star parts with stormy emotions for dancers to get their teeth into. It returns to the Royal Ballet with a fascinating mix of established ...

As the doomed friend of a Byronic anti-hero, Vadim Muntagirov dances with lyrical freshness and immediacy. Making his debut as Lensky, he helps to lift this Royal Ballet revival of John Cranko’s ...

It helps that I’ve seen Onegin three times since the Autumn (a not-so hidden gem then, if you’re paying attention): Deborah Warner’s traditional-dress production at ENO; the small-scale English ...