The Mariinsky Opera and Orchestra: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin in Concert
The Kennedy Center - Opera House (2700 F Street, NW Washington, DC 20566)
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Conducted by General and Artistic Director Valery Gergiev, Tchaikovsky's riveting opera Eugene Onegin is performed in concert for one night only. Based on the Pushkin novel, one of the most treasured works of Russian literature, the opera follows the dashing and worldly gentleman Eugene Onegin, who will come to regret his blasé rejection of the impressionable country girl Tatiana's love and his careless incitement of a fatal duel with his best friend Lensky. The Mariinsky's performances of the work at the Kennedy Center in 2003 (as Kirov Opera) were "one of the great musical events of the season" according to The Washington Post.
PRINCIPAL CASTING :
Eugene Onegin: Alexey Markov
Tatyana: Irina Mataeva
Lensky: Sergey Semishkur
Olga: Ekaterina Semenchuk
Prince Gremin: Mikhail Petrenko
Madame Larina: Svetlana Volkova
Tatyana's Nurse: Elena Vitman
Mr. Triquet: Andrey Popov
Zaretski: Edem Umerov
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