Don Giovanni
The irrepressible
Don Giovanni (Clifton Romig) attempts to seduce the naïve
Zerlina (Keri Lindell).
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Don Giovanni
When
nothing else works, the oversexed Don Giovanni shocks Zerlina
into submission.
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Don Giovanni
One
of Don Giovanni's many wives, Donna Elvira (Laura Twelves)
is determined to rescue Zerlina from the waiting claws of
a predator (not the sea monster).
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Don Giovanni
Don
Ottavio (Andrew Cox) and Donna Anna (Angela Dean-Baham) join
Don G., and his current and past love interests in a curtain
call.
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Le Nozze di Figaro
Countess
Almaviva (Angela Dean-Baham), and Susanna (Diane Squires)
are about to exchange clothing and identities while Marcellina
(Leslie Hassberg) is thrilled at their clever plan.
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Le Nozze di Figaro
Groping
in the dark, Count Almaviva (Clifton Romig) unknowingly seeks
the affections of his own wife, Countess Almaviva, believing
her to be Susanna.
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Le Nozze di Figaro
The
guilty ones kneeling in the foreground: Marcellina; Cherubino
(Amy Bouchard); Barbarina (Monique B. Bomba) and Susanna are
begging forgiveness from the count, who will hear none of
it. The bewildered Don Bartolo (Nicolas Aliaga, standing center)
and Don Basilio (Ross Halper, standing right) are trying to
comprehend the situation, while the Countess Almaviva (standing,
left) is preparing a "coup de grace" against her wandering
husband.
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Le Nozze di Figaro
A
last minute of seriousness in the finale, before everyone
is overcome with joy. From left to right, Antonio (Eric Carter),
Barbarina, Figaro (Philip Sokolov), Susanna, The Countess
and Count Almaviva, Marcellina, Don Bartolo, Don Basilio,
and Don Curzio (Bill Phillips).
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Le Nozze di Figaro
Everything
is well that ends well. Everyone is relieved and ready for
the final curtain call.
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