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TATIANA MONOGAROVA

Tatiana Monogarova was born in Moscow and studied at the Russian Academy of Arts. She made her international début in Sergei Slonimsky’s opera The Master and Margarita with the Forum Theatre, Moscow, on tour in Germany under Mikhail Jurowski, and then as Xenia in Boris Godunov at La Fenice, Venice in 1995. Her career has brought appearances at leading theatres throughout Europe and the Americas, and with the Bolshoy, in particular her signature rôle of Tatyana in Eugene Onegin.


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