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Conductor

Mikahail Tatarnikov

Stage director

Andriy Zholdak

Set designer

Monika Pormale

Costume designer

Rolands Pēterkops

Mārīte Mastiņa-Pēterkopa

Lighting designer

A. J. Weissbard

Chorus master

Alexey Dmitriev

Sergey Tsyplenkov

Pianist

Alexander Pakuev

Mikhailovsky Theatre

Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Saint Petersburg

Russia

Mikhailovsky Theater

Yevgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky,P

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Eugene Onegin

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Eugene Onegin, a story about the Russian soul for the attentive listener, is the calling card of Russian opera around the world. At the Mikhailovsky Theatre, avant-garde director Andriy Zholdak presented a radical reading of the opera which audiences found shocking, and stunningly insightful. The play provoked a highly emotional reaction and has continued to be the subject of heated debate throughout its theatric history. „Tchaikovsky’s psychological theatre has been transformed into a different system of expression, one of figurative metaphors,“ wrote theatre critics, struck by the unconventional production. „The performance’s figurative system intensifies feeling, reveals what is hidden and turns emotion into passion.“ In turn, the director compares the score of Onegin with a forest after the rain, when drops of water remain on the foliage of the trees: „Every measure of Tchaikovsky’s music is saturated with this moisture, eroticism, and tenderness.“ The monochrome aesthetic proves to be an effective artistic touch, with the white color gradually yielding its position to the black, turning into complete darkness in the finale. The scenery, full of icy symbolism, announces the inevitable doom hanging over the heroes.

English

Eugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky, P. I., Fra (2020/2020), Instrueret af Andriy Zholdak,, Dirigent Mikahail Tatarnikov, Mikhailovsky Theater, Saint Petersburg, Russia

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