| Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791) | Don Giovanni | Libreto de Lorenzo Da Ponte |
| Dance ensemble of Ádám Fischer's Opera Company | ||
| Iván Fischer | Dirección, Dirección de escena | |
| Andrea Tocchio | Diseño de escena, Diseño de iluminación | |
| Anna Biagiotti | Diseño de vestuario | |
| Orquesta del Festival de Budapest | ||
| Students of the University of Theatre and Film Arts | ||
| Andrè Schuen | Barítono | Don Giovanni |
| Luca Pisaroni | Bajo-barítono | Leporello |
| Maria Bengtsson | Soprano | Donna Anna |
| Miah Persson | Soprano | Donna Elvira |
| Giulia Semenzato | Soprano | Zerlina |
| Bernard Richter | Tenor | Don Ottavio |
| Krisztián Cser | Bajo | The Commendatore |
| Daniel Noyola | Bajo | Masetto |
“You’ll never truly know me,” says the world-famous seducer, and indeed: Don Giovanni’s character has remained unfathomable and endlessly captivating for centuries. Should we sympathise with him? Or condemn him? Perhaps both? He is a complex and fascinating figure, who, with Lorenzo Da Ponte’s libretto and Mozart’s music, presents an eternal and rewarding challenge for directors. This is not the first time Iván Fischer has had dealings with this opera: as both a conductor and director, he is a Don Giovanni expert. The cast is as spectacular as ever, and features singers from the world’s top opera houses, including some names and voices already familiar to the Budapest Festival Orchestra audience.
The performance is not recommended for audiences under the age of 16.
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