The new production at the Garsington, directed by Michael Boyd, follows a general rule that the best way to do ‘Onegin’ is with simple, spare transparency. Read entire story.
Source: NYT > Music
- On June 7, 2016
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Review: A ‘Eugene Onegin’ That Fills In Tchaikovsky’s Blanks
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