"Don Giovanni", Mozart's Tragi-Comedy, From LA Opera

Don Giovanni, Mozart's Tragi-Comedy, From LA Opera

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (135 N. Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90012)

Full Price:: $43.00 - $293.00

Our Price:: $20.00 - $150.00*

4.5 by 111 members

Don Juan was one of literature's greatest cads -- the original "love 'em and leave 'em" kinda guy. But when the legendary seducer is given one last chance to repent of his philandering ways, he adds murder and blasphemy to his lengthy list of sins! The last straw having fallen, human and supernatural forces combine to enact a terrible punishment. LA Opera's version of Mozart's classic is a production new to L.A., featuring a stand-out performance by the smolderingly intense Ildebrando D'Arcangelo as Don Giovanni. The show features vividly theatrical staging by Peter Stein, Germany's leading theater director.

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The last date listed for Mozart's Don Giovanni was Saturday October 6, 2012 / 7:30pm.

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Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

135 N. Grand Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90012

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(213) 972-8001 LA Opera (213)-972-0711 (Dance at the MC)

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You don't HAVE to dress up for opera, but many people still do -- it can be fun.
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There was a Disneyland-magnitude line for the women's restroom at intermission.
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They have a bar service, wine, beer and a few top shelf drinks

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81 Goldstar Member Reviews

Kathleen O'Nan

5.0

Red Velvet Member

Opera at the Music Center - wow! Hope that Goldstar can get more tickets in the future! Wonderful event!

Written on Nov 12 2012

2.0

I didn't enjoy the performance and I can say I was so bored I left after the first half. There was a lot lacking. The actors/singers couldn't act, there was no interpretation in their singing. They seemed to be disconnected from each other. The scenery didn't help. It was altogether a waste of my time and money. I was very disappointed.

Written on Oct 18 2012

dolcebella

5.0

I highly recommend this opera for all to see. I certainly understand why this esteemed opera is one of the top 10 German-Italian operas. Conlon was the conductor for the evening. He is truly gifted in his craft. Such fluidity in the notes. The actors' performance was engaging from the first aria until the last.
Our seats were the fifth row from the stage. Gold Star certainly went beyond my expectations to lend itself to our perfect family evening!

Written on Oct 10 2012