Performance

Venue	New Victoria Theatre
Town	Woking
County	Surrey
From	31st October 2000
To	3rd November 2000
When	Oct 31, Nov 3 at 19:15
New Victoria Theatre (V709)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Don Giovanni

Work:: Don Giovanni (S1919)

Written shortly after The Marriage of Figaro. Based on the famous legend of Don Juan the master seducer from whom no woman can be considered safe. Don Giovanni pursues, seduces, rapes and murders and in the climax is pulled to hell by a stone statue of one of his victims come to life - he remains unrepentant. His servant Leporello witnesses all his masters wrongs. There is also a rarely performed opera of the same name (and story) by Giuseppe Gazzaniga which was first performed in 1786, eight months before Mozart's version.

Music	Mozart
Lyrics	Da Ponte (1787)

Production:: (T0669652064)

The new production from this year's Glyndebourne Festival sponsored by Audi. Sung in Italian with English supertitles. Performed in the 1787 Prague version. The performance lasts approximately 3hrs 15mins including one twenty minute interval.

Company	Glyndebourne Touring Opera
Conductor	Martyn Brabbins
Director	Graham Vick
Director	Franco Ripa di Meana (revival director)
Design	Richard Hudson
Lighting	Jennifer Tipton
Choreographer	Ron Howell
Company	Glyndebourne Touring Opera Orchestra
Company	The Glyndebourne Chorus
Performer	Michele Bianchini (Don Giovanni)
Performer	Jonathan Veira (Leporello)
Performer	Stephen Rooke (Don Ottavio)
Performer	Orla Boylan (Donna Anna)
Performer	Mary Plazas (Donna Elvira)
Performer	Sarah Fox (Zerlina)
Performer	Michael Druiett (Commendatore)
Performer	D'Arcy Bleiker (Masetto)

Listing:: L01878627785

Production details

The new production from this year's Glyndebourne Festival sponsored by Audi. Sung in Italian with English supertitles. Performed in the 1787 Prague version. The performance lasts approximately 3hrs 15mins including one twenty minute interval.

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