Don Giovanni - Mozart
2018
Opera Queensland
- CONDUCTOR
- Johannes Fritzsch
- DIRECTOR
- Lindy Hume
- SET AND COSTUME DESIGN
- Anna Cordingly
- LIGHTING DESIGN
- Ben Hughes
- PRINCIPAL ARTISTS
- including: Duncan Rock, Shaun Brown, Andrew Collis, Hayley Sugars, Eva Kong, Virgilio Marino, Katie Stenzel, Sam Piper
- IMAGES
- Stephanie Do Rozario
"Dramaturgically this was a wonderful night – and it is not only feminists who will appreciate Hume’s work. The engagement with contemporary issues is one of the great strengths of opera as a genre. And Duncan Rock is spectacular. Don’t miss this production."
Limelight
"Lindy Hume’s darkly delicious production of the Mozart masterpiece Don Giovanni has “hit” written all over it. From the stirring opening overture to the amazing finale, with fifty-odd mostly naked women pushing Don Giovanni to hell, it gripped, titillated, amused, and at times brought gasps of disbelief from a shell-shocked audience."
The Blurb
"Dramaturgically this was a wonderful night – and it is not only feminists who will appreciate Hume’s work. The engagement with contemporary issues is one of the great strengths of opera as a genre. And Duncan Rock is spectacular. Don’t miss this production."
Limelight
"Lindy Hume’s darkly delicious production of the Mozart masterpiece Don Giovanni has “hit” written all over it. From the stirring opening overture to the amazing finale, with fifty-odd mostly naked women pushing Don Giovanni to hell, it gripped, titillated, amused, and at times brought gasps of disbelief from a shell-shocked audience."
The Blurb
"Dramaturgically this was a wonderful night – and it is not only feminists who will appreciate Hume’s work. The engagement with contemporary issues is one of the great strengths of opera as a genre. And Duncan Rock is spectacular. Don’t miss this production."
Limelight
"Lindy Hume’s darkly delicious production of the Mozart masterpiece Don Giovanni has “hit” written all over it. From the stirring opening overture to the amazing finale, with fifty-odd mostly naked women pushing Don Giovanni to hell, it gripped, titillated, amused, and at times brought gasps of disbelief from a shell-shocked audience."
The Blurb
Culture, music, storytelling, dance and image-making have been practiced on Country for millennia by Australia's First People. I acknowledge and pay respect to the original custodians of Culture and Country where I live in Tathra, the Djiringanj people of the Yuin Nation on the Far South Coast of New South Wales, and the palawa/pakana, First People of lutruwita Tasmania.
© 2023 Lindy Hume
© 2022 Lindy Hume
© 2022 Lindy Hume