Anna Karenina by John Neumeier, music by Tchaikovsky, Schnittke, and Cat Stevens

The beautiful aristocrat Anna Karenina enters a passionate affair with the dashing officer Count Vronsky, scandalizing Russian high society and estranging her from her husband and beloved son. As society closes ranks against her and Vronsky's devotion wavers, Anna spirals into jealousy and despair. Unable to bear the loss of love and social position, she throws herself under a train.