When does the performance begin and how long does it last?

The performance begins on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at 19:00. The broadcast lasts approximately 4 hours and 5 minutes including two intermissions.

In which language is it sung and are there subtitles?

It is sung in Russian. German subtitles are displayed in the cinema, ensuring that the plot and text are easily understandable.

How much does a ticket cost?

Admission starts at €34 according to Kinopolis Landshut. Price levels may vary depending on the seating category.

Are there parking options nearby?

Yes. Paid parking is available at the CCL City Center Landshut, entrance via Podewilsstraße. E-charging stations are located at Alten Viehmarkt 5.

How is accessibility arranged?

The cinema offers wheelchair spaces depending on the auditorium. Additionally, the apps Greta and Starks can be used for audio description and subtitles. Assistance dogs are allowed.

When is entry and is there a cloakroom?

Entry is based on the opening of the box office and auditorium assignment. Entry is usually about 30 minutes before the start; cloakroom service varies depending on capacity.

Eugene Onegin live from the MET: experience great opera at Kinopolis Landshut

Name: MET at Kinopolis: Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky – Eugene Onegin
Start: 2026-05-02T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-03T01:05:00+02:00
Location: Kinopolis Landshut

Passion in Close-Up: Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin live from the MET

When opera becomes cinema art: Kinopolis Landshut broadcasts Tchaikovsky's lyrical drama Eugene Onegin as a Live in HD cinema experience from the Metropolitan Opera. With Asmik Grigorian as Tatyana and Igor Golovatenko as Onegin, a stage experience unfolds that becomes an intense opera evening through cinematic closeness, precise acoustics, and German subtitles.

Strong Emotions, Clear Lines: The Production

Deborah Warner anchors the story in the late 19th century between rural simplicity and glamorous ball nights. Her direction illustrates character psychology with a fine stroke: Tatyana's letter scene emerges from silence like an inner monologue, Lensky's aria cuts crystal clear through the space, the finale burns as an elegiac realization. The dramaturgy pays attention to pauses that allow the audience to feel the emotional upheavals.

Sound that Touches: Voices and Orchestral Color

Asmik Grigorian's timbre combines brightness and clarity of text; her portrayal of Tatyana remains long in the ear. Igor Golovatenko portrays an aristocratically cool Onegin, whose late remorse condenses in the phrases. Under the musical direction of Timur Zangiev, Tchaikovsky's string colors shine in velvety warmth, while woodwinds set fine contours of the states of the soul.

Set Design, Costume, Light: Sensual Theater Atmosphere

Warner contrasts a reduced set design with detailed costumes: coarse fabrics that smell of fieldwork meet shimmering ball gowns. The lighting direction modulates the passage of time - dawn in pastel for Tatyana's youth, cool evening light over the duel, warm gold in the final ball. On the cinema screen, these tableaux vivants become an intimate artistic observation.

Audience Reaction in the Hall

The Live in HD broadcast increases immediacy: camera movements capture the singers' expressions and breaths on a large scale, the excellent cinema acoustics carry nuances such as breath arcs, consonants, and string articulation in a differentiated manner into the space. Typical are the tense silence after the letter, approving murmurs before the duel, and a long, concentrated applause after the finale.

Voices of the Fans

The reactions of theater lovers are clear: Eugene Onegin captivates the audience.

Instagram: One visitor writes: 'This production strikes heart and mind – goosebumps in every close-up'
Facebook: An opera friend raves: 'Grigorian as Tatyana – an event one must experience'
YouTube: One comment reads: 'Musically overwhelming, scenically precise – opera that goes under the skin'

Conclusion: An opera classic as a timeless emotional panorama. Those who appreciate great singers, precise direction, and cinematic closeness will experience an evening at Kinopolis that connects art and cinema into an intense overall experience. Experience it live now and dive into Tchaikovsky's melodic world.