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Mozart: Don Giovanni
A striking interpretation of Mozart's opera that became a sensation at the 2008 Salzburg Festival. This is not only a rethinking of the place and time of the opera, but also a deep disclosure of the characters' characters, their ambiguous inner world. A simple, at first glance, plot is turned by the creators of the play into a dynamic psychological thriller.
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A striking interpretation of Mozart's opera that became a sensation at the 2008 Salzburg Festival. This is not only a rethinking of the place and time of the opera, but also a deep disclosure of the characters' characters, their ambiguous inner world. A simple, at first glance, plot is turned by the creators of the play into a dynamic psychological thriller.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Lorenzo da Ponte
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Runtime:176 minutes
Studio:EuroArts, Salzburger Festspiele
Cast
Claus Guth, Brian Large
Director
Christopher Maltman
Don Giovanni
Anatoli Kotscherga
Il Commendatore
Annette Dasch
Donna Anna
Matthew Polenzani
Don Ottavio
Dorothea Röschmann
Donna Elvira
Erwin Schrott
Leporello
Ekaterina Siurina
Zerlina
Alex Esposito
Masetto
Bertrand de Billy
Self - Conductor
Vienna Philharmonic
Self - Orchestra
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