Eugene Onegin

Eugene Onegin 1823-1831 – one of the most significant works of Russian literature. A poignant love story, dramatic twists of the plot, subtle psychology of the characters, detailed description of the life and morals of that era is not by chance that Belinsky called the novel an encyclopedia of Russian life – in this work, as in a mirror, all Russian life is reflected. Eugene Onegin will never lose its relevance, and even after two centuries we are struck by the accuracy and fidelity of the cold observations and the heartfelt notes of the great Russian poet. The collection also includes the drama Boris Godunov and a cycle of short plays Little Tragedies.