| Tchaïkovski, Piotr Ilitch (1840-1893) | Eugène Onéguine (Sung in English) |
| Wild Arts | ||
| Orlando Jopling | Direction | |
| Dominic Dromgoole | Mise en scène | |
| Tatyana Dolmetovskaya | Costumes | |
| Wild Arts Ensemble | ||
| Laura Mekhail | Soprano | Katerina |
| Timothy Nelson | Baryton-basse | Eugène Onéguine |
| Galina Averina | Soprano | Tatiana |
| Emily Hodkinson | Mezzo-soprano | Olga |
| Xavier Hetherington | Ténor | Lenski |
| Sion Goronwy | Basse | Prince Grémine |
| Hannah Sandison | Soprano | Madame Larina |
| Rozanna Madylus | Mezzo-soprano | Filipievna |
| Alex Pratley | Basse | Zaretski |
| Robert Burt | Ténor | Monsieur Triquet |
A brand new production of Tchaikovsky’s stunning exploration of life, death, love, and pride in pre-revolutionary Russia. Fully-staged and performed in period costume, opera’s greatest love story is told in a dazzling new English translation, and directed by former Artistic Director of Shakespeare’s Globe, Dominic Dromgoole.