Time Out says
Thu Nov 22 2012
The Royal Ballet performs John Cranko's 'Onegin', telling Pushkin's story of young Tatiana's obsession with the distant Onegin. Originally created in Stuttgart in 1965, the Royal Ballet has been dancing this work for a decade and a pretty good job they do too. It's a ballet all about lavish designs, frustrated infatuation and pas de deux loaded with emotion. The music is by Tchaikovsky, although it's not from his opera of the same name.
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