City of Toronto All Events http://ift.tt/2eW4Flv In his 1965 three-act ballet Onegin, based on the 19th century novel Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin, the illustrious South African choreographer John Cranko created one of the most affecting and powerful of all modern narrative ballets. Emotionally complex and powered by a rare level of psychological realism and nuance, Onegin satisfies by being grounded in the naturalism, historical context and detail of its original source while soaring with some of the most evocative and universally expressive choreography found in any ballet.
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