Once again, Skylark Opera Theatre brings us a classic opera in a stripped down, accessible, intimate way. They're performing the
19th Century Russian opera Eugene Onegin (pronounced oh-NYAY-gun) by Tchaikovsky, based on
a novel in verse by Alexander Pushkin, at
The Museum of Russian Art. In an audience of about 100 arranged along a long corridor stage area, surrounded by Russian art, listening to this unamplified nine-person cast (singing in English) accompanied only by a grand piano is a uniquely satisfying musical experience. Only four performances remain,
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