Mozart: Don Giovanni
A production by MusArtEH (Ecuador) and Armel Opera Festival (Hungary)
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Last event date: Saturday, July 06 2019 7:30PM
Cast:
Don Giovanni: Alex Rodriguez
Donna Elvira: Vanesa Regalado
Donna Anna: Katharina Dain
Leporello: Ricardo Panela
Don Ottavio: Mark Van Arsdale
Masetto: Jorge Regalado
Zerlina: Vanessa Freire
With: Pannon Philharmonic
Stage and Costume Designer: Ildi Tihanyi
Director: Róbert Alföldi
In Italian, with Hungarian subtitles
Directed by Róbert Alföldi, Mozart's Don Giovanni is staged as a co-operation between the Ecuadorian-Hungarian Music Foundation (MusArtEH) and the Armel Opera Festival. The popular opera is one of the pet projects of the director. Known for his knack for reinterpreting the classics by shifting the emphasis as well as for his masterful skills in creating and resolving dramatic tension, the audience will surely be treated to an outstanding rendition of Mozart's masterpiece.
A further interesting feature of the performance is that Róbert Alföldi will direct this opera in Ecuador, in the Teatro Casa de la Cultura.
The roles of Donna Anna, Leporello and Don Ottavio will be interpeted by the selected singers at Armel Opera Competition.
Don Giovanni is one of the most well-known pieces of Mozart in the world. The first scene starts with a duel ending in a murder. However, the murderer, who is a handsome young knight, does not respect men or law, goes on living carelessly the life of heart-breakers. Nevertheless killing a man cannot remain unpunished. The audience can feel this restless atmosphere through the whole opera, with sometimes comic situations, until the appropriate punishment.
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