
The ENO’s Don Giovanni
Don Giovanni has always been a problematic character. Is he a vile seducer and a…
Don Giovanni has always been a problematic character. Is he a vile seducer and a…
‘Allow me to be frank at the commencement’, Dominic Cooper’s Lord Rochester states at the…
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