Don Giovanni

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Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

First Performance 11/08/2011

Closing 17/09/2011

Running Time 2h15

Following its Olivier Award-winning production of La Boheme, OperaUpClose collaborates once again with Soho theatre for this new version of Mozart’s Don Giovanni.

A heady mix of sex, drugs and Mozart, Don Giovanni is set in the early Noughties when coke and champagne are flowing in the belly of London’s richest districts. City trader Don and his hapless intern Leporello are working hard and playing harder, leaving a trail of broken hearts, junked-up prostitues and banker’s blood in their wake.

One of the UK’s newest opera companies, OperaUpClose beat off competition from the country’s most established opera houses – the Royal Opera House and the London Coliseum – to win the Olivier Award for Best New Opera Production in 2011.

For more about Don Giovanni at the Soho theatre read the First Night Feature.

Learn more about London operas within the West End.

Cast

Marc Callahan, Tom Stoddart, Fleur Bray, Rosalind Coad, Emily-Jane Thomas, Marcin Gesla, Anthony Flaum, Gerard Delrez, Sian Cameron, Spiro Fernando, Edward Lee, Louisa Tee

Creative

Director - Robin Norton-Hale

Producer - Adam Spreadbury-Maher and Ben Cooper for OperaUpClose and Soho Theatre

Designer - Cherry Truluck

Lighting Designer - Phil Hewitt

Adapted By - Robin Norton-Hale

Music By - Mozart

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