Summer Festival Opera
Ed Nightingale director
Matthew Caulfield musical director
Mozart Don Giovanni (sung in English)
Come and see possibly the most notorious philanderer in his last days before judgement. Mozarts second Da Ponte opera mixes buffa comedy with a darker side, raising serious moral questions about vengeance and the nature of God. Don Giovanni tricks and cheats his way out of danger (aided by his long-suffering servant Leporello). But there is to be no escape from his final judgement: he must choose either to repent for his sins or to face hell for eternity.
Tickets: £13, £9 (concessions), £5 (students)
Part of the Summer Festival of Music 2008, 13 - 20 June
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