Don Giovanni

Experience Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Don Giovanni at Teatro alla Scala in Milan, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses. Running from 3 to 28 February 2027, this production brings Mozart’s legendary opera back to La Scala in the celebrated staging by Robert Carsen.

Don Giovanni is an opera in two acts with a libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte. A masterpiece of drama, seduction and psychological tension, the opera follows the libertine Don Giovanni as his world of desire, deception and defiance moves towards its inevitable reckoning. Combining comedy, darkness and musical brilliance, it remains one of the most powerful works in the operatic repertoire.

This Teatro alla Scala production was created by Robert Carsen, with sets by Michael Levine, costumes by Brigitte Reiffenstuel and lighting by Robert Carsen and Peter Van Praet. From its striking use of mirrors to its theatrical dialogue with the architecture of La Scala itself, Carsen’s staging explores the blurred line between seduction, reason and moral collapse.

The 2027 performances are conducted by Thomas Guggeis, returning to La Scala after his success with Die Entführung aus dem Serail. The cast features Luca Micheletti and Davide Luciano in the title role, with Alex Esposito and Tommaso Barea as Leporello, Adela Zaharia and Francesca Pia Vitale as Donna Anna, Daniel Behle and Dmitry Korchak as Don Ottavio, and Marta Torbidoni and Tara Erraught as Donna Elvira.

Attending Don Giovanni at Teatro alla Scala is a remarkable opportunity to experience one of Mozart’s greatest operas in a theatre closely connected with the history of European opera. With its unforgettable music, dramatic intensity and refined staging, this is one of the essential opera events in Milan’s 2027 season.

Book your tickets for Don Giovanni in Milan and enjoy Mozart’s masterpiece at La Scala.

Event Details

Event: Don Giovanni
Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Venue: Teatro alla Scala
City: Milan, Italy
Dates: 3–28 February 2027
Category: Opera in two acts
Libretto: Lorenzo Da Ponte
Conductor: Thomas Guggeis
Staging: Robert Carsen
Sets: Michael Levine
Costumes: Brigitte Reiffenstuel
Lights: Robert Carsen and Peter Van Praet
Choreography: Philippe Giraudeau
Orchestra and Chorus: Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus
Production: Teatro alla Scala Production

Cast

Don Giovanni: Luca Micheletti / Davide Luciano
Commendatore: Gianluca Buratto
Donna Anna: Adela Zaharia / Francesca Pia Vitale
Don Ottavio: Daniel Behle / Dmitry Korchak
Donna Elvira: Marta Torbidoni / Tara Erraught
Leporello: Alex Esposito / Tommaso Barea
Masetto: Lodovico Filippo Ravizza
Zerlina: Mara Gaudenzi

Why Attend Don Giovanni at La Scala?

Don Giovanni is one of Mozart’s most admired operas, combining elegance, danger, humour and tragedy in a single dramatic masterpiece.

This La Scala production by Robert Carsen is one of the theatre’s most distinctive stagings, using the architecture and atmosphere of the opera house itself as part of the theatrical experience.

For visitors to Milan, this is an ideal opportunity to enjoy a major Mozart opera at Teatro alla Scala, performed by an international cast and the Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus.

FAQ

Where can I buy Don Giovanni Milan tickets?

You can book tickets for Don Giovanni in Milan for the 2027 performances at Teatro alla Scala.

When is Don Giovanni performed at Teatro alla Scala?

Don Giovanni runs at Teatro alla Scala from 3 to 28 February 2027.

Who composed Don Giovanni?

Don Giovanni was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with a libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte.

Who conducts Don Giovanni at La Scala in 2027?

The 2027 performances are conducted by Thomas Guggeis.

Who staged this production of Don Giovanni?

This Teatro alla Scala production was staged by Robert Carsen, with sets by Michael Levine and costumes by Brigitte Reiffenstuel.

Is Don Giovanni a good opera for first-time visitors?

Yes. Don Giovanni is one of the best operas for both first-time visitors and experienced opera lovers because it combines memorable music, theatrical drama, humour and psychological depth.