Artist

Admin

Conductor

Fabio Luisi

Singer

Soprano

Nicole Car

Tatiana

Baritone

Etienne Dupuis

Eugene Onegin

Tenor

Pavol Breslik

Lensky

Bass

Brindley Sherratt

Prince Gremin

Keith Jameson

Triquet

Chorus master

Joshua Habermann

Contralto

Melody Wilson

Olga

Stage director

Alberto Triola

Lighting designer

Jessica Dryton

Repetiteur

Yulia Levin

Mezzo-soprano

Alexis Galindo

Larina

Claudia Chapa

Filippyevna

Others

Dallas Symphony Chorus

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Russian

Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Dallas

United States

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Fabio Luisi, Music Director

ETIENNE DUPUIS baritone (Eugene Onegin)
NICOLE CAR soprano (Tatyana)

PAVOL BRESLIK tenor (Lensky)
BRINDLEY SHERRATT bass (Prince Gremin)
MELODY WILSON mezzo-soprano (Olga)

ALEXIS GALIDO mezzo-soprano (Larina)
CLAUDIA CHAPA mezzo-soprano (Filipyevna)
KEITH JAMESON tenor (Triquet)

ALLEN MICHAEL JONES bass (Zaretsky)
WILL HUGHES bass-baritone (A Captain)
DANIEL NORWOOD tenor (Peasant)

DALLAS SYMPHONY CHORUS  
JOSHUA HABERMANN Chorus Director (Jean D. Wilson Chair)
MAURICE COHN Assistant Conductor (Marena & Roger Gault Chair)

CAYLEY CARROLL assistant to stage director
YULIA LEVIN repetiteur & rehearsal pianist
JESSICA DRAYTON lighting designer

PEGASUS CONTEMPORARY BALLET
DIANA CROWDER dance director
KIERA MAYS dancer
COURTLYN HANSON dancer
CARRIE RUTH TRUMBO dancer

KYRA MCGUIRK dancer
ADAM WALLMAN dancer
ROBERTO REYNA dancer
ADAM KULLMAN dancer

Yevgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky,P

Public

English

Approved

Partake in Fabio Luisi’s mastery of opera and a stellar cast of handpicked soloists in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, a Russian lyric opera filled with celebratory tunes, an infectious waltz, passion-soaked arias, plush orchestration and even a dramatic pistol duel.

Based on the poetry of Pushkin, the story is about two friends who fall into a jealous argument at a dance over the young and beautiful Tatyana, ultimately challenging each other to a duel. Onegin is victorious, but runs into Tatyana years later and discovers that she has married Prince Gremin.

Onegin writes Tatyana a love letter and demands a meeting, at which Tatyana acknowledges the reciprocal love but ultimately chooses to honor her promise to Gremin. She flees the stage in tears and Onegin is left alone.

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble