Organization

Bass (+4)

James Platt

Commendatore

Soprano (+1)

Sarah Tynan

Donna Elvira

Meeta Raval

Bass (+6)

Joshua Bloom

Leporello

Baritone (+3)

James Atkinson

Masetto

Gareth Brynmor John

Stage director

Caroline Chaney

Lighting designer

David Hersey

Costume designer

Set designer (+1)

John Napier

Yoon Bae

Andrii Kymach

Don Giovanni

Baritone (+2)

Duncan Rock

Marina Monzó

Donna Anna

Soprano (+2)

Linda Richardson

Bass-baritone (+5)

Simon Bailey

John Caird

Welsh National Opera ( WNO )

Orchestra

Welsh National Opera Orchestra - WNO

Conductor

Conductor (+2)

Tobias Ringborg

Tenor (+1)

Trystan Llŷr Griffiths

Don Ottavio

Harriet Eyley

Zerlina

Kenneth Tarver

Isabelle Peters

Conductor (+3)

Frederick Brown

Wales Millennium Centre

Bristol Hippodrome

Theatre Royal

The Mayflower Theatre (ex. Gaumont Theatre, The Empire Theatre)

Birmingham Hippodrome

Empire Theatre

Venue Cymru

Milton Keynes Theatre

Opera’s ultimate seducer is back and he’s behaving very badly. The charismatic Don Giovanni seduces his way around Europe, taking what he wants and living for lust, without conscience. When one of his conquests ends in murder, it looks like his luck is about to turn. He finds himself on the run, pursued by disgruntled ex-lovers, fiancées and a force from beyond the grave. But when he refuses to show remorse, his past catches up with him and leads to his ultimate demise.

Based on the legend of Don Juan, Welsh National Opera’s production is set during the Spanish Golden Age. Mozart reflects both comedy and tragedy brilliantly in the score, including the ‘Catalogue’ aria detailing Giovanni’s list of 2065 lovers, the sparkling ‘Champagne’ aria and the high drama of the heart-stopping finale.

Italian

Cardiff

United Kingdom

Milton Keynes

Bristol

Plymouth

Birmingham

Llandudno

Liverpool

Southampton