Onéguine

Production de 2017

• Conductor

  Vello Pähn

• Choreography

  John Cranko

• Music

  Piotr Ilyitch Tchaïkovski

• Libretto

  John Cranko

• Director

  John Cranko

• Set design

  Jürgen Rose

• Lighting design

  Steen Bjarke

From Pushkin’s verse novel Eugene Onegin, a seminal work of 19^th-century Russian literature, John Cranko has created a ballet centred around five characters: the poet Lenski, sweet Olga’s fiancé; Tatiana, her older sister, in love with the dandy Onegin, who neglects her before realising, far too late, when she marries Prince Gremin, that he has wasted his life.

Although dwelling little on the social dimension of Pushkin’s work, the choreographer restores its fluidity and poetry in an impressively virtuoso neo-classical style.

First performed in 1965 to music by Tchaikovsky, this ballet entered the Paris Opera repertoire in 2009. From the two sisters’ country house to Prince Gremin’s ballroom, its acute psychological insight conveys youthful hopes and disillusionment, lost opportunities and biting remorse.

With the Paris Opera Étoiles, Premières Danseuses, Premiers Danseurs and Corps de Ballet
The Paris Opera Orchestra

Onéguine

Production de 2017

• Eugène Onéguine

  Hugo Marchand

• Tatiana

  Dorothée Gilbert

• Eugène Onéguine

  Mathieu Ganio

• Tatiana

  Ludmila Pagliero

• Eugène Onéguine

  Germain Louvet

• Tatiana

  Sae Eun Park

• Eugène Onéguine

  Jérémy-Loup Quer

• Tatiana

  Amandine Albisson

• Eugène Onéguine

  Florent Melac

• Tatiana

  Hannah O'Neill

• Lenski

  Guillaume Diop

• Marc Moreau

• Pablo Legasa

• Alexander Maryianowski

• Milo Avêque

• Olga

  Léonore Baulac

• Aubane Philbert

• Naïs Duboscq

• Bianca Scudamore

• Roxane Stojanov

• Le Prince Grémine

  Jérémy-Loup Quer

• Mathieu Contat

• Alexandre Gasse

• Thomas Docquir

• Yann Chailloux