Organization

Singer

Mezzo-soprano

Julia Faylenbogen

Larina

Soprano

Viktorija Kaminskaite

Tatiana

Contralto

Jelena Kordić

Olga

Marie-Belle Sandis

Filippyevna

Baritone

Nikola Diskić

Eugene Onegin

Ilya Lapich

Tenor

Juraj Hollý

Lensky

Joshua Whitener

Bass

Sung Ha

Prince Gremin

Bartosz Urbanowicz

Stage director

Rahel Thiel

Conductor

Jānis Liepiņš

Lighting designer

Bernard Häusermann

Costume designer

Renée Listerdal

Set designer

Jodie Fox

Video designer

Moritz Hils

Dramaturge

Deborah Maier

Chorus master

Dani Juris

White-Wall design:

Anna-Sofia Kirsch

Victoria Stevens

Judita Nagyová

Silvia Hauer

Frédérique Friess

Petro Ostapenko

Nationaltheater Mannheim

Orchestra

Nationaltheater-Orchester Mannheim

Others

Opernchor der Nationaltheater

Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Mannheim

Germany

Opernhaus

Nationaltheater

Yevgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky,P

Public

alemany

Approved

I don't want anything that is part of the so-called grand opera. I am looking for an intimate but powerful drama, built out of the conflict of circumstances that I have experienced and seen myself, a conflict that really touches me«, wrote the Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky to his colleague Sergei Taneyev in 1878 Starting with Pushkin's verses, Tchaikovsky's opera focuses on individual fates and intimate dramas that are constantly being watched by their suspicious environment. In doing so, he captures quiet longings and hopeless despair in tones as well as lively and catchy choir and dance scenes.

In the context of this White Wall Opera, the eponymous white wall once again becomes a projection surface - this time for the unfulfilled dreams and existential nightmares of a handful of young people who are trying to find their way in life and failing because of the expectations of a merciless society.

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