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Saturday, June 27, 2026
7:30 PM
American Ballet Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center
Scheduled
About This Event
American Ballet Theatre appears at the American Ballet Theatre with Othello: A Dance in Three Acts, choreographed by Lar Lubovitch to an original score by Elliot B. Goldenthal. The presentation sits within ABT’s repertory practice. The company’s history with choreographers such as John Cranko—whose Onegin is a staple of their repertoire—shapes the evening’s institutional context.
About Onegin(ballet)
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John Cranko’s *Onegin*, now in the repertory of American Ballet Theatre, reshapes Pushkin’s verse novel into a full-length narrative ballet set to Tchaikovsky, arranged and stitched into a dramatic score. The story follows Tatiana’s youthful confession, Onegin’s refusal, and the later reckoning that turns regret into fate. In New York, its presence at the Metropolitan Opera House reflects ABT’s long investment in literary, character-driven choreography alongside newer story ballets. Cranko’s clean staging keeps the psychology legible, and the dancing has to act as much as it moves.
About the Artists
American Ballet Theatre
Step into the world of the American Ballet Theatre, a cornerstone of New York City's vibrant cultural tapestry. Known for their breathtaking performances, ABT has been captivating audiences since its inception.
John Cranko
Renowned for his captivating storytelling and graceful choreography, John Cranko has left an indelible mark on the world of ballet. His masterful adaptation of Alexander Pushkin's 'Eugene Onegin' through the ballet 'Onegin' has become a staple of the American Ballet Theatre's repertoire, enchanting audiences at New York City's iconic Metropolitan Opera House.