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With Onegin, a three-act ballet choreographed in 1965 by the gay South African John Cranko, San Francisco Ballet brought their 2016 season to a sensational close. It is a romance that belongs in an ...

A packed and unusually buzzing house on Wednesday evening reminded one just how popular Onegin is. Which, in theory, might come as a surprise. After all, its creator, John Cranko, was not in the same ...

A rarely-performed gem — a Boston Ballet production at the Opera House through March 6 — “Onegin” is a glorious, but little known masterpiece. “Onegin” is not a prominent name in the ballet world, and ...

For those balletomanes who have found the fare a bit austere and abstract in this fast-concluding San Francisco Ballet season, “Onegin” is back as the final program of the year. Based on Alexander ...

“Onegin” captivated audiences when the dance first hit the War Memorial Opera House stage four years ago. Now “Onegin” has returned in San Francisco Ballet’s final program of the season, and its ...

Last Thursday, the Boston Ballet began its 11-day run of Onegin, a ballet that has come to be most closely associated with the company _ it was the first American ballet company to perform the piece ...

The quotation printed in Russian on the front scrim for Houston Ballet's Onegin says, "If I am without honor, honor does not exist." It's taken from the unfinished narrative poem of the same name by ...

There have been relatively few biopics about choreographers, but it’s hard to think of a better one than “John Cranko,” about the late South African who made his name in England and Germany. Steering ...