Don Giovanni

The West Bay Opera writes:

Don Giovanni, the ultimate libertine womanizer, counts his romantic conquests by the hundreds. Challenged to a duel by the father of one of his victims, the Commendatore, he handily kills the old man. Encountering the old man’s statue at the cemetery, he invites it to come to dinner at his palace. The statue accepts, and later turns up to carry the unrepentant Don Giovanni to hell for his misdeeds.