Performance

Venue	Barbican Centre
	Also: Barbican Theatre,Barbican Hall. Guildhall School of Music and Drama Theatre, Cinema1,Cinema2,Gallery, Silk Street Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	18th February 2015
To	21st February 2015
When	19:00
Barbican Centre (V371)
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Date of change: 16 Jun 14 - T01499369244

Eugene Onegin

Work:: Eugene Onegin (S01644472599)

A classic Russian tale which traces the story of someone moving from the rural life of the provinces to the pomp of St Petersburg. Looks at class divides, unrequited love and bitter regrets.

Author

Alexander Pushkin

Production:: (T01499369244)

Conceived with breathtaking beauty and poetic poignancy by one of Russia's most prestigious companies, this is the first-ever theatrical adaptation of Pushkin's novel in verse. From Moscow to the country estate, Pushkin's world materialises through magnificent visual imagery, exquisite movement and larger-than-life characterisation. Russian and French folk songs, in combination with the music of Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Offenbach, serve to enhance an underlying mood of melancholy lightened by moments of playfulness and wit. Artistic Director of Vakhtangov State Academic Theatre since 2007, Rimas Tuminas's dramatisation features a 45-strong ensemble, including the formidable Russian actresses Galina Konovalova and Yulia Borisova. Running time: 3hrs 15mins including an interval. Age guidance 14+. Performed in Russian with English surtitles.

Presented by	Barbican
Company	Vakhtangov State Academic Theatre of Russia
Director	Rimas Tuminas

Listing:: L822521167

Production details

Conceived with breathtaking beauty and poetic poignancy by one of Russia's most prestigious companies, this is the first-ever theatrical adaptation of Pushkin's novel in verse. From Moscow to the country estate, Pushkin's world materialises through magnificent visual imagery, exquisite movement and larger-than-life characterisation. Russian and French folk songs, in combination with the music of Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Offenbach, serve to enhance an underlying mood of melancholy lightened by moments of playfulness and wit. Artistic Director of Vakhtangov State Academic Theatre since 2007, Rimas Tuminas's dramatisation features a 45-strong ensemble, including the formidable Russian actresses Galina Konovalova and Yulia Borisova. Running time: 3hrs 15mins including an interval. Age guidance 14+. Performed in Russian with English surtitles.

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