The Metropolitan Opera: Don Giovanni

Synopsis

The Metropolitan Opera: Don Giovanni with Joan Sutherland is a 1978 production that brings to life the timeless tale of moral depravity and ultimate retribution in Mozart's iconic opera. The story follows the charismatic and seductive Don Giovanni as he navigates a world of lust, deceit, and manipulation, ultimately facing the consequences of his immoral actions. With a stellar cast led by the legendary Joan Sutherland, this masterpiece is a visual and auditory feast that captivates audiences with its powerful performances and exquisite musical compositions.

Cast

• Joan Sutherland

  Donna Anna

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  James Morris

  Don Giovanni

• John Brecknock

  Don Ottavio

• Julia Varady

  Donna Elvira

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  Gabriel Bacquier

  Leoporello

• Huguette Tourangeau

  Zerlina

Reviews

The Metropolitan Opera: Don Giovanni has garnered critical acclaim worldwide for its stunning performances and masterful storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes praises the production for its 'captivating performances' and 'sweeping musical score', giving it a solid rating of 8.4/10. IMDb users have also lauded the film, with one user stating 'An absolute masterpiece that perfectly captures the essence of Don Giovanni'. Metacritic hails the production as 'a transcendent experience that must not be missed'. Critics unanimously agree that this rendition of Don Giovanni is a must-see for opera lovers and newcomers alike.