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Don Juan: lover or rapist? trickster or psychopath/ martyr or demon? Moliere, Mozart, Pushkin, Byron, Shaw and Camus, to name but a few, have all taken the story of Don Juan as a source of inspiration for their art, philosophy and imagination, defending or condemning him in turn. But it was Tirso de Monlina's classic 17th Century Spanish masterpiece El Burlador de Sevilla which began and created the whole Don Juan mythology. In a theatre as vital, rich and varied as its Elizabethan counterpart, Spain's Golden Age mixed the serious and the comic, the sacred and the profane, and produced that rare thing: great art that manages to be truly entertaining.T1669990639Company Drama Centre London (Third-Year Students). Adapted by Nick Dear. Director James Kemp. Design Annabel Lee. | |
| 2 Dec 02 to 5 Dec 02 | Drama Centre London, Inner London :: V12312112 listing details L674660198 |
T562786745Company Daybreak Theatre Company. Adapted by Nick Dear. | |
| 17 Jun 97 to 21 Jun 97 | OFS Studio (previously known as Old Fire Station Theatre), Oxford :: V800 listing details L556991816 |
