Don Giovanni is a two-act opera based in the 1940s and features music by Mozart. It tells the legend of Don Juan, a man who always gets his way. Some consider it the greatest opera of all time. Dr. Sam Mungo says the dedication and hard work from his students have paid off.
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A blend of humor and drama, the show is filled with serious and comic action. Carlos Saenz, who plays Don Juan himself, says he took drastic measures to get into character.
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The cast hopes the audiences enjoy the show and create their own meaning of the story.
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(Stand Up) Don Giovanni is showing Friday through Sunday at Evans Auditorium. Tickets are 12 dollars for adults and six dollars for students. Come out and support the Texas State Opera Theatre. For Bobcat Update, I'm Haley Parmer.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
4/2/13
Haley Parmer
Texas State University's School of Music is putting on a huge production this weekend. Haley Parmer has more in this Bobcat Update.
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