Mozart: Don Giovanni (2010)
More than two centuries after its creation, the emotional pull of this supreme opera remains absolutely intact. Dmitri Tcherniakov duly revisits the myth and makes the seducer of Seville a ‘man without qualities’, a cipher whose words have a hypnotic power over women. His words will disrupt the proprieties ruling the Commandatore’s family. His words are also what makes Don Juan such a subversive figure and the embodiment of one of the most powerful modern European myths. Leading the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra is one of the best Mozart conductors, Louis Langrée. Bo Skovhus portrays a dispirited Don Giovanni, old playboy and anti-hero. Kyle Ketelsen is his servant Leporello, currently a shoe-in for this rôle. The superb female trio is composed of Marlis Petersen (Donna Anna), Kristine Opolais (Elvira) and Kerstin Avemo (Zerlina).
Director: Dmitri Tcherniakov
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Bo Skovhus as Don Giovanni |
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Kyle Ketelsen as Leporello |
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Marlis Petersen as Donna Anna |
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Kristine Opolais as Donna Elvira |
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Colin Balzer as Don Ottavio |
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Kerstin Avemo as Zerlina |
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David Bizic as Masetto |
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Anatoli Kotscherga as Il Commandatore |
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Louis Langrée as Conductor |
| Sound | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Dmitri Tcherniakov | Director |
| Writing | Lorenzo da Ponte | Writer |
