Eugene Onegin
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Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin is one of opera’s most romantic masterpieces, an aching meditation on happiness undone. Canadian director Robert Carsen’s stunningly simple staging enjoys an international reputation as “a piece of contemporary operatic history” (The Globe and Mail) and returns to the COC for the first time since 2018.
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7 dates (2 May - 24 May)
May
2
Fri
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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May
4
Sun
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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May
7
Wed
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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May
9
Fri
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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May
15
Thu
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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May
17
Sat
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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May
24
Sat
12:00 am
Canadian Opera Company
Toronto, ON, Canada
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