The musical-literary composition "Eugene Onegin" in the author’s version by Yuri Bashmet is a synthesis of words and music that brings the classics to life. Prose, poetry, and symphonic music unite in one performance, creating a vibrant, touching, and deeply emotional fabric for the evening. "Eugene Onegin" is a work that has long ceased to be just a novel in verse or an opera. It is a cultural code, a reflection of an era, a source of inspiration. On the stage of the Moscow International House of Music, a musical-literary composition uniting the works of two geniuses - Pushkin and Tchaikovsky - will take place. The idea of this production belongs to Yuri Bashmet, who acts both as conductor and as the project's inspirer. His version of "Onegin" is not only music and words but also a profound emotional experience. In the roles of the readers are the brilliant Konstantin Khabensky and Olga Litvinova. Their voices will fill the hall with an atmosphere of drama, subtle irony, and lyricism, helping the audience rediscover familiar lines. The Symphony Orchestra "New Russia" under the direction of Maestro Bashmet will perform musical fragments from Tchaikovsky's opera. The music will come alive in the hands of masters, and the scenes of the duel, Tatiana's letters, and the finale will once again touch the hearts of the listeners. A special effect will be created by the combination of the original text and the live orchestral sound - this will give the viewer the opportunity to see the classical work from a completely new perspective. This project has become a true event since its first showing in Yaroslavl and received enthusiastic reviews from the audience and the press. Now the production returns to the capital's stage to remind once again how modern, exciting, and alive the art of the past can be. This is an evening that everyone who loves theater, music, and Russian literature should experience. KudaGo presents the current poster for Moscow.