Not “Eugene Onegin.” Tchaikovsky’s retelling of Pushkin is not only dramatically compact and psychologically acute, it cleaves to the emotional trajectory of its (anti)hero, maturing from distanced ...

Eugene Onegin, his friend and foe Vladimir Lensky, and their respective love interests, Tatyana and Olga, will grace the Hebrew stage once more this winter at two separate locations. The Israeli Opera ...

I first saw Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin at the Royal Danish Opera when I was a teenager. I fell in love with it, and ended up studying Russian for three years in high school so I could read Pushkin's ...

Although Pushkin’s novel in verse has yielded a famous opera and ballet, it has rarely been dramatised. Watching this production, conceived and directed by Rimas Tuminas for the Vakhtangov State ...

Far worse things happen to characters in other operas by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, but “Eugene Onegin” sweeps the competition for its depiction of crippling interpersonal damage. By the time Ralph ...