Eugene Onegin
Piotr Ilitch Tchaikovsky
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Date
- 18:00 / Cancelled 18:00 / Sold out Saturday, 18:00
Location
Grand Auditorium Calouste Gulbenkian FoundationPricing
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- New York Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
- Timur Zangiev Conductor
- Deborah Warner Direction
Piotr Ilitch Tchaikovsky
Eugene Onegin
Opera in three acts
18:00 / Act I
19:28 / Intermission of 35 min
20:03 / Act II
20:49 / Intermission of 27 min
21:16 / Act III
22:00 / End of opera
Live transmission.
From the novel by Russian writer Alexander Pushkin, Tchaikovsky created one of his most impressive operas. Eugene Onegin tells the story of the character of the same name, with whom the young Tatiana falls hopelessly in love. Onegin ends up rejecting her, only to meet her again years later, with the roles reversed. After her highly praised debut at the Metropolitan Opera, soprano Asmik Grigorian takes on one of the greatest roles in the repertoire, with baritone Igor Golovatenko in the role of Onegin. Deborah Warner, one of opera’s most renowned directors, is responsible for the staging.
Credits
Libretto
Piotr Ilitch Tchaikovsky e Konstantin Shilovsky, a partir do romance homónimo, em verso, de Alexander Pushkin.
Set designer
Tom Pye
Costume designer
Chloe Obolensky
Lighting designer
Jean Kalman
Projection designers
Ian William Galloway e Finn Ross
Choreographer
Kim Brandstrup
Revival stage director
Paula Williams
Cast – In order of vocal appearance:
Asmik Grigorian – Soprano (Tatiana)
Maria Barakova – Mezzo-Soprano (Olga)
Elena Zaremba – Mezzo-Soprano (Madame Larina)
Larissa Diadkova – Mezzo-Soprano (Filippyevna)
Remy Martin – Offstage voice
Stanislas de Barbeyrac – Tenor (Lenski)
Iurii Samoilov – Baritone (Eugene Onegin)
Ben Brady – Bass-Baritone (Captain)
Tony Stevenson – Tenor (Monsieur Triquet)
Richard Bernstein – Bass (Zaretski)
Alexander Tsymbalyuk – Bass-Baritone (Prince Gremin)
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