Performance

Venue	Garsington Opera
	Also: Wormsley Estate
Town	High Wycombe
County	Buckinghamshire
From	2nd July 2012
To	2nd July 2012
When	Jun12 2, 4, 10, 15, 19, 25, 30, Jul12 2 at 17:50
Garsington Opera (V798)
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Date of change: 22 Nov 11 - T551648902

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:: (T551648902)

Performances start in the early evening and there is a long dinner interval when audiences can picnic or dine in the marquees, with catering provided by Jamie Oliver's Fabulous Feasts. Audience members may arrive from 16:00

Producer	Garsington Opera
Company	Garsington Opera Orchestra
Conductor	Douglas Boyd
Director	Daniel Slater
Design	Leslie Travers
Director	Ran Arthur Braun (movement)
Lighting	Bruno Poet
Performer	Grant Doyle (Don Giovanni)
Performer	Joshua Bloom (Leporello)
Performer	Natasha Jouhl (Donna Anna)
Performer	Sophie Bevan (Donna Elvira)
Performer	Mary Bevan (Zerlina)
Performer	Jesus Leon (Don Ottavio)
Performer	Callum Thorpe (Masetto)
Performer	Christophoros Stamboglis (Commendatore)

Listing:: L02036990758

Production details

Performances start in the early evening and there is a long dinner interval when audiences can picnic or dine in the marquees, with catering provided by Jamie Oliver's Fabulous Feasts. Audience members may arrive from 16:00

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