In co-production with Shelter Prod and Prospero MM Productions, with the support of Taxshelter. Production LA MONNAIE Coproduction THE ROYAL DANISH OPERA (Copenhagen)Īct 1 chorus costumes originally made by La Monnaie for the coproduction of The Golden Cockerel with Teatro Real of Madrid and Opéra National de Lorraine SAM FURNESS (1, 4, 10, 14.2) Prince Gremin NICOLAS COURJAL Captain Petrovitch KRIS BELLIGH Zaretsky KAMIL BEN HSAÏN LACHIRI ° Triquet CHRISTOPHE MORTAGNE Guillot JÉRÔME JACOB-PAQUAY Precentor CARLOS MARTINEZ YURIY YURCHUK (1, 4, 10, 14.2) Lensky BOGDAN VOLKOV One of my current favourites is the novel written in verse, Eugene Onegin.Written by Pushkin in 1825, this novel is short, witty, and engaging, with an unexpected twist at the end. LOTTE VERSTAEN ° (1, 4, 10, 14.2) Filipp’yevna CRISTINA MELIS Yevgeny Onegin STÉPHANE DEGOUT As someone who is very interested in Russian History, culture, and literature, I love to explore different Russian texts in translation. NATALIA TANASII (1, 4, 10, 14.2) Olga LILLY JØRSTAD

Larina BERNADETTA GRABIAS Tatyana SALLY MATTHEWS Set design MASSIMO TRONCANETTI Lighting MARCO GIUSTI Choreography LIONEL HOCHE Costume collaboration JEAN-JACQUES DELMOTTE Chorus master JAN SCHWEIGER Introductory talks 45' before the start of performance (NL/FR) Running timeĬonductor ALAIN ALTINOGLU Director & Costumes LAURENT PELLY Surtitles in French and Dutch Presentation The minimalist set design will underline the lightness and sadness of the subject while providing a setting conducive to the expression of the characters’ fantasies and inner torments. Frustrated human beings, the playthings of fate, are at the heart of Laurent Pelly’s staging. After his recent forays into the Russian repertoire, Alain Altinoglu will turn his attention to a score that is characteristic of the ‘lyrical truth’ dear to Tchaikovsky. The music is wholly used to articulate the feelings of the characters while the orchestra seeks to unify the musical idiom by means of compulsive themes of great subtlety. In 1881 Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky translated this plot into ‘lyrical scenes’. In 1830 Alexander Pushkin published his novel in verse Eugene Onegin, a masterpiece of Russian literature that is at once a satire of a society plagued by ennui and a melodramatic flight of fancy. Udo Reinemann International Masterclass.

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