Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010 2010
Mozart's *Don Giovanni – Glyndebourne Festival 2010* delivers a razor-sharp, pitch-black comic take on seduction, deception, and moral reckoning through the legendary composer's most daring opera.
Director: Jonathan Kent
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010 (2010) about?
This 2010 Glyndebourne Festival production reimagines Mozart's iconic opera as a darkly comedic tale of a charismatic nobleman whose reckless pursuit of pleasure leads to his inevitable downfall. The story follows Don Giovanni's exploits, his cunning servant Leporello, and the mounting chaos as his victims close in on him.
Who directed Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010?
Jonathan Kent directed this captivating Glyndebourne Festival staging, known for his innovative approach to classical works.
Who stars in Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010?
The film features Gerald Finley as Don Giovanni, Luca Pisaroni as Leporello, Anna Samuil as Donna Anna, Kate Royal as Donna Elvira, and William Burden as Don Ottavio.
Is Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010 (2010) worth watching?
With its stellar cast, dynamic staging, and Mozart's unparalleled score, this production is a must-see for opera lovers. The dark humor and psychological tension make it as gripping as it is entertaining, though casual viewers may find the pacing and intensity challenging.
How long is Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010?
The runtime for *Mozart's Don Giovanni – Glyndebourne Festival 2010* is 194 minutes.
About Mozart's Don Giovanni - Glyndebourne Festival 2010 (2010) — A Dark Comic Triumph in Mozart's Opera
Mozart's *Don Giovanni – Glyndebourne Festival 2010* delivers a razor-sharp, pitch-black comic take on seduction, deception, and moral reckoning through the legendary composer's most daring opera. Directed by Jonathan Kent and conducted by Vladimir Jurowski, this Glyndebourne production transforms Mozart and da Ponte's masterpiece into a theatrical feast of dark wit and psychological depth. Gerald Finley commands the stage as the infamous libertine Don Giovanni, with Luca Pisaroni as his scheming counterpart Leporello, while soprano Anna Samuil electrifies as Donna Anna. The atmospheric staging, steeped in shadow and irony, contrasts the glittering aristocracy with the creeping dread of divine retribution, making it a standout in operatic cinema.
This isn't just another recording—it's a visceral exploration of human flaws set to some of Mozart's most thrilling music. The Glyndebourne Festival's 2010 staging captures the opera's razor's-edge balance between comedy and tragedy, where every seduction is a prelude to ruin. With its stellar cast and Kent's bold theatrical vision, *Mozart's Don Giovanni – Glyndebourne Festival 2010* (2010) offers an unforgettable experience for both opera aficionados and newcomers alike.