
EUGEN ONEGIN
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Four young people want to break out of their everyday world. Lenski visits his fiancée Olga and brings a mysterious friend with him: Eugene Onegin. At this moment, Olga's sister Tatyana realizes that she cannot only be happy in her dreams. Based on the novel by Alexander Pushkin, Tchaikovsky's opera tells of eternal love and missed opportunities. All the characters become each other's fate and have to come to terms with a society in which it is not always clear whether people's actions are actually determined by others or self-inflicted. To this day, the work transports its audience into a world of desire and unhappiness. Matthias Piro has taken on this material, which premiered in Moscow in 1879, for his final production and will premiere the opera with his team in January 2024 at the Forum of the Hamburg University of Music and Drama.
Musical Director: Constantin Schiffner
Director: Matthias Piro
Stage: Lisa Moro
Costume: Clara Hertel
Video: Janic Bebi and Jonas Dahl
Lighting: Leo Moro
Dramaturgy: Talisa Walser
Singing and acting: Dalia Besprozvany (Tatjana), Yosif Stefanov Slavov (Onegin), Taras Semenov (Lenski), Aisha Otto (Olga), Maria Eichler (Larina), Anna Vishnevska (Filipjewna), Lukas Gerber (Prince Gremin), Zhe Hao Yeo (Saretzki), Kay Philipp Fuhrmann (Triquet), orchestra of HfMT students
Free introductory lecture by dramaturge Talisa Walser at 18:45 before each performance
Please note: We would like to point out that this production contains depictions of physical and sexualized violence. Strobe effects are used. Under certain circumstances, epileptic seizures may be triggered by certain flash frequencies.
Eintritt: 22,00 EUR
Ermäßigt: 10,00 EUR
Tickets (incl. HVV ticket, plus advance booking fee) available in advance from Konzertkasse Gerdes, Rothenbaumchausee 77; by telephone on 040 44 02 98 or 040 45 33 26, www.konzertkassegerdes.de or at eventim.
Dates at a glance:
13.01. 19:30
15.01. 19:30
17.01. 19:30
19.01. 19:30
20.01. 19:30
Eine Abschlussinszenierung der Theaterakademie Hamburg im Rahmen der Reihe junges forum Musik + Theater