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Teatro Pergolesi, ''Don Giovanni''

Jesi

Austrian curtain made of black HSE - Tempesta silk.- size 14 x h 7 m- horizontal fullness 200%- vertical fullness 40%- 29 lifting points- 28 draped columns, width 50 cm eachThe curtain was raised ...
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... with a Fly opening, that is, in its entirety, without grouping the fabric from the bottom up.The black HSE - Tempesta silk is here illuminated from the front and it shows no transparency.
The sketch by the scenographer Stuart Nunn for a second and bigger Austrian curtain ...
... to be made again of black HSE - Tempesta silk.- size 24 x h 7,5 m- horizontal fullness 200%- vertical fullness 40%- 49 lifting points- 48 draped columns, width 50 cm eachThis curtain instead used ...
... an Austrian opening system and it was installed as a hemicycle.The area behind the curtain is illuminated here and it can be seen in transparence through the black HSE - Tempesta silk.The curtain was masked, at the top, by a border made of black COS - Oscurante molton, 23.5 x h 2.8 m.
The stage behind the Austrian curtain has been darkened here.Through the black HSE - Tempesta silk you can see the silhouettes of a bird, a rose and a butterfly made with LED strips.
Here, however, every light behind the Austrian curtain has been turned off ...
... and here the front lighting is slightly increased ...
Don Giovanni
Playful drama in two acts
Music
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Libretto
Lorenzo Da Ponte
First night
Prague, Estates Theatre, 29/10/1787
Scenography,
costume design
Stuart Nunn
Light design
Giuseppe Di Iorio
Coreography
Ron Howell
Technical direction
Benito Leonori
Stage direction
Graham Vick (1953-2021)
Staging
Teatro Pergolesi of Jesi
Co-production with
Teatro Sociale of Como of Como
Teatro Grande of Brescia of Brescia
Teatro Amilcare Ponchielli of Cremona
Teatro Fraschini of Pavia
Teatro dell'Aquila of Fermo
Teatro Comunale of Bolzano
Teatro Municipale of Reggio Emilia
Season
2014

Materials used in this production

Austrian curtains

Typology of curtain

COS - Oscurante

Duvetyne and blackout fabrics

Fly curtains

Typology of curtain

Horizontal fullness

Fabric: tailoring types

HSE - Tempesta

Silks and satins

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