A fantasy based on the classic novel and symphonic art merge in the unique project "Onegin. Through Time". This production combines Prokofiev's music, theatrical dramaturgy, and Pushkin's poetry, creating a rare format of stage action. The audience is in for a deep emotional experience and artistic boldness in performance. The final evening of the RNO Festival invites viewers to a bold creative experiment - the theatrical-symphonic fantasy "Onegin. Through Time", based on the immortal novel by Alexander Pushkin. This production becomes a vivid synthesis of poetry, music, and theater, embodied in the live sound of the Russian National Orchestra under the direction of Dmitry Yurovsky and the stage work of director Marina Brusnikina and artist Varvara Timofeeva. At the heart of the musical accompaniment is a little-known score by Sergei Prokofiev, created for an unrealized production of the Moscow Chamber Theater. Today, this music gains new stage life and emotional context, filling Pushkin's lines with symphonic power and subtle expressiveness. On stage are recognized masters of artistic word: Olga Ostroumova, Igor Kostolevsky, Yulia Khlynina, and Pavel Tabakov. They read excerpts from the novel, accompanied by a live orchestral interpretation, where each note is a response to a poetic line. This evening will be of interest not only to classical music lovers but also to those seeking new forms of stage art. The fusion of theater and music, acting and live performance creates a rare atmosphere - intellectually rich, emotionally deep, and artistically refined. The RNO Festival once again proves that classical music is a living, breathing art capable of speaking the language of our time and touching the most intimate strings of the soul. The current poster for Moscow is presented on KudaGo.