a centuries-old Spanish legend about a libertine as told by playwright Tirso de Molina in his 1630 play El burlador de Sevilla y convidado de piedra
Creative/Crew
Conductor
Director
Projections and Scenic Adaptations
Costume Designer(s)
Lighting Designer
Original Set Designer
Chorus Director
Fight Director
Assistant Conductor
Prompter
Fortepiano Continuo
Musical Preparation
Supertitles
Assistant Director(s)
Stage Manager(s)
Assistant Stage Manager(s)
Costume Supervisor
Head of Wig and Makeup
Cast
Leporello
Donna Anna
Don Giovanni
The Commendatore
Don Ottavio
Donna Elvira
Zerlina
Masetto
Show Dates
Telecast
10/1/2017 delayed broadcast, KDFC.
Time and Place
TIME AND PLACE: Mid-seventeenth-century Seville
Scenes
Media
Sponsors
This production is made possible, in part, by John A. & Cynthia Fry Gunn.
This production is made possible, in part, by Joseph E. Padula.
Additional support is provided by Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem through the Great Interpreters of Italian Opera Fund, and through the Emerging Stars Fund for Ms. Shafer's and Mr. Sumuel's appearances.
Ms. Martínez's, Mr. D'Arcangelo's, and Mr. Schrott's appearances are made possible by a gift to the Great Singers Fund from Joan and David Traitel.
Additional support is provided by Affiliate Sponsors: Jerome L. and Thao N. Dodson; Lisa Erdberg and Dennis Gibbons; and Chandra and Michael Rudd.
Legacy Commission
Sung in Italian with English supertitles
Notes
10/1/2017 delayed broadcast, KDFC.
The June 30th performance was live simulcast to AT&T Park to a crowd of 23,000.
San Francisco Opera production
Peasants, servants, porters, maids
SUPER NUMERARIES: Ahlem Baccouche, Tatiana Bookbinder, Lorna Cain, Steve Carp, Matthew Erikson, Joe Friedman, Albert Kovera, Lynn Meinhardt, Liz Pasha, Pablo Sanfrancisco, Carlos Suarez, Miles Walls, Laurel Winzler, Paul Zemlin