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Tag Archives: Don Giovanni
Don Giovanni 2.0
Tonight I attended the opening night of Opera Atelier’s new production of Mozart’s Don Giovanni. This is their second production of the opera in roughly a decade, one I am inclined to call Don Giovanni 2.0 because this feels like … Continue reading
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Tagged Don Giovanni, Marshall Pynkoski, Opera Atelier, Peggy Kriha Dye, Phillip Addis, Stefano Montanari, Vasil Garvanliev
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10 Questions for Gerard Gauci
Gerard Gauci is the set designer for Opera Atelier’s new production of Don Giovanni that opens October 29th in Toronto. I ask him ten questions: five about himself and five about his work. 1) Which of your parents do you … Continue reading
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Tagged Amadeus, Commendatore, Don Giovanni, Elgin Theatre, Gerard Gauci, Marshall Pynkoski, Opera Atelier
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Another Don Giovanni
Opera Atelier are about to open a new production of Don Giovanni. And why not? When last seen in these parts, The Don was ambushed by a feminist reading from the Canadian Opera Company almost exactly three years ago, a … Continue reading
Opera Atelier & Glimmerglass to collaborate
Opera Atelier‘s announcement of their 2011-2012 season included some interesting news: two operas to be produced in Toronto a new partnership with The Glimmerglass Festival Who are these people and why would they want to work together? Opera Atelier: call … Continue reading
