Worlds collide: Me. We. Don Giovanni

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Based on Mozart's classic "Don Giovanni", hip-hop and opera meet on the Kampnagel stage in Alicia Geugelin's production. Alicia Geugelin is a prospective graduate of the music theater directing course at the Theaterakademie Hamburg.

Don Giovanni, the seducer. Don Giovanni, the romantic, free spirit, egomaniac, boaster, dreamer, anarchist, the lonely one. As incomprehensible and at times downright inhuman as the character is, he serves as a projection screen for longings and abysses. Don Giovanni embodies the principle of seduction - timeless, spaceless, sexless - and in his uncompromising nature also harbors social explosive power: between freedom and egoism, anarchy and hubris, he negates everything and lives in a world without fear. In the tensile test of the individual and society, everyone has to face the Gretchen questions with him: What kind of society do we want to live in? Does the commandment of absolute freedom apply, or are there communal values, commitment and loyalty?

With: Pia Salome Bohnert, Lukas Dührkoop, Erik de Feyter, Sönke Tams Freier, Lucas da França, Lea Francesca Grünbichler, Wiebke Wilhelmine Kruse, Olga Lai, Cesar Jose Gutierrez Salas, Joachim Szalski, Ashley Twumasi

Alicia Geugelin: Me. We. Don Giovanni
Fri. 19.01.2018 to Sun. 21.01.2018, Kampnagel, Jarrestraße 20
Each performance starts at 7.30 pm, admission is 12 euros, concessions 9 euros.

This production is made possible as part of the Krista and Rüdiger Warnke Prize. The Warnke Prize is awarded every two years to a student of the HfMT for outstanding achievements.