Madison Opera

Don Giovanni

by W. A. Mozart

Black banner reads "Don Giovanni by W.A. Mozart." A digital illustration of a full moon partially covered by a black and dark red masquerade mask on fire. The banner has whispy clouds and white stars surround the text and moon.

Friday, May 2 & Sunday, May 4

Overture Hall

$20 - $160

Sung in Italian with projected English translations

Runtime

Approx. 3 hours with one intermission

Age Recommendation

12 & up

Content Warning

Mature themes, including violence and assault. Contact info@madisonopera.org with any questions.

Seduction, danger and eternal consequences. 

According to his not-so-little black book, Don Giovanni has seduced thousands of women across Europe. Over the course of a scandalous few days, his misadventures come back to literally haunt him as Mozart’s brilliant score whirls people in and out of the Don’s midst. 

"Don Giovanni" has thrilled and scandalized audiences from its first note to its last for centuries. Don’t miss its return to Madison for the first time in 12 years! 

Meet the Artists

Don Giovanni

Charles Eaton

Donna Anna

Katerina Burton

Donna Elvira

Emily Fons

Zerlina

Sachie Ueshima

Don Ottavio

Andrew Stenson

Leporello

Jeremiah Sanders

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Overture Blog

Madison Opera: Eight reasons to see “Don Giovanni”

Performers in the opera "Don Giovanni" performing on a stage. A man in fine dark clothing with dark hair kneels and holds the hand of a woman in a fine golden dress with long brown hair.

Upcoming Classical Music Events

  • December 5 - December 7

    Classical Music, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Music A Madison Symphony Christmas

    Overture Hall

    This spectacular annual celebration has become a joyful way to begin the holiday season in our community for concertgoers of all ages. The Madison Symphony Chorus, Madison Youth Choirs and the Mt. Zion Gospel Choir join us to bring this special concert to life.

    Multiple Showtimes
  • January 23 - January 24

    Classical Music, Cyber Weekend, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Music Heartbeat

    Overture Hall

    The Symphony's new year begins with Gabriela Lena Frank’s “Escaramuza” (meaning “skirmish” in Spanish), a dynamic and colorful work inspired by her Peruvian heritage. This spirited piece captures the energy of the lively Kachampa Andean dance, celebrating the agility and strength of Inca warriors.

    Multiple Showtimes