Performance

Venue	Milton Keynes Theatre
	Also: MK Theatre, MK Gallery
Town	Milton Keynes
County	Buckinghamshire
From	5th April 2018
To	5th April 2018
Milton Keynes Theatre (V754)
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Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 1 Mar 17 - T1599702283

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:: (T1599702283)

Sung in Italian, with English and Welsh surtitles

Company	Welsh National
Conductor	James Southalli
Director	John Caird (original director)
Director	Caroline Chaney (revival director)
Design	John Napier
Costume	Yoon Bae
Design	Yoon Bae (assistant)
Lighting	David Hersey
Director	Matthew Holmquist (staff director)
Director	Samuel Davies (revival fight director)
Performer	David Stout (Leporello)
Performer	Elizabeth Watts (Donna Elvira - not Mar 23)
Performer	Camilla Roberts (Donna Elvira - Mar 23)
Performer	Emily Birsan (Donna Anna - not Mar 7)
Performer	Meeta Raval (Donna Anna - Mar 7)
Performer	Gavan Ring (Don Giovanni)
Performer	Miklos Sebestyen (Commendatore)
Performer	Benjamin Hulett (Don Ottavio - not Apr 19)
Performer	Nico Darmanin (Don Ottavio - Apr 19)
Performer	Katie Bray (Zerlina)
Performer	Gareth Brynmor John (Masetto)

Listing:: L1454071073

Production details

Sung in Italian, with English and Welsh surtitles

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