Organization

Singer

Mezzo-soprano

Takako Onodera

Larina

Contralto

Katarzyna Włodarczyk

Olga

Helena Koehne

Filippyevna

Baritone

Grzegorz Sobczak

Eugene Onegin

Bass

Nils Pille

Company Commander

Olaf Lemme

Zaretsky

Tenor

Martin Rieck

Triquet

Geunjin Song

Peasant

Conductor

Martin Hannus

Costume designer

Antonia Mauter Markhof

Set designer

Repetiteur

Teodora Belu

Ralph Zedler

Choreographer

Katja Taranu

Dramaturge

Jens Ponath

Vladislav Solodyagin

Prince Gremin

Jussi Juola

Silent

Marco Geisler

Guillot

Eckehard Stier

Stage director

Christian Poewe

Chorus master

Frank Flade

Head of studies

Hans-Christoph Borck

Assistant Director

Leonie Haupt

Stage Management

Constance Schwerdt

Blowing

Christiane Blumeier-Braun

Soprano

Natalija Cantrak

Tatiana

Aleksandr Nesterenko

Lensky

Maria Bulgakova

Volkstheater Rostock

Orchestra

Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock

Others

Opera Choir of the Volkstheater

Opernchor des Volkstheaters

Singakademie Rostock

rusă

Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Rostock

Germany

GroBes Haus

Yevgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky,P

Public

germană

Approved

Four young people are looking for happiness - and cannot find it. Peter Tchaikovsky, who took her story from the eponymous, autobiographical verse novel by Alexander Pushkin, traces in the lyrical scenes of his opera moments in which their paths cross, tells of their infatuation and love, of their injuries and their despair.
The poet Lensky, who is in a relationship with the landowner Olga, one day introduces his friend, the dandy Eugene Onegin, to her family. Olga's sister Tatiana spontaneously falls in love with Onegin and reveals her feelings to him in a letter, but is rejected by him. From this little tragedy of unrequited love the opera unfolds with tragic force. When Onegin kills his friend Lensky in a duel for a trivial reason, the dreams and hopes of Olga and Tatiana are shattered. And when Onegin, years later, wants to turn back time and still start a life with Tatjana, he has to realize that the chance for a fulfilled love is irrevocably lost.

English

Vier junge Menschen suchen das Glück – und finden es nicht. Peter Tschaikowsky, der ihre Geschichte dem gleichnamigen, autobiografisch getönten Versroman von Alexander Puschkin entnommen hat, spürt in den lyrischen Szenen seiner Oper Momenten nach, in denen sich ihre Wege kreuzen, erzählt von ihrer Verliebtheit und Liebe, von ihren Verletzungen und ihrer Verzweiflung.
Der Dichter Lenskij, der mit der Gutsbesitzertochter Olga liiert ist, stellt eines Tages in deren Familie seinen Freund, den Dandy Eugen Onegin vor. Olgas Schwester Tatjana verliebt sich spontan in Onegin und offenbart ihm in einem Brief ihre Gefühle, wird von ihm jedoch zurückgewiesen. Aus dieser kleinen Tragödie unerwiderter Liebe entfaltet sich die Oper mit tragischer Wucht. Als in einem Duell aus nichtigem Anlass Onegin seinen Freund Lenskij tötet, gehen Träume und Hoffnungen von Olga und Tatjana in Trümmer. Und als Onegin Jahre später die Zeit zurückdrehen und doch noch ein Leben mit Tatjana beginnen will, muss er erkennen, dass die Chance auf eine erfüllte Liebe unwiderruflich verloren ist.

Deutsch

Eugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky, P. I., De la (2022/2022), Regizat de către Christian Poewe,, Dirijor Martin Hannus, Eckehard Stier, GroBes Haus, Rostock, Germany

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