Don Juan (musical)

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Don Juan is a musical written by Félix Gray in 2003. Don Juan was presented in Canada (mainly Quebec and Ottawa) and in France with a total of 600,000 viewers all over the world. The cast also went to South Korea. The soundtrack of the musical saw sales of more than 300,000 copies.[1] The show had a run until 2006.

The original cast was Jean-François Breau in the role of Don Juan and Marie-Ève Janvier in the role of Maria, as well as the 2012 revival.

Soundtrack[edit]

A double album was released containing the songs from the production. The songs were composed by Félix Gray and the orchestra was conducted by Guy St-Onge. Singers included Guy St-Onge, Antoine Cortes, Chico Castillo, Dominique Faure, Jorge Heredia and released on Cloutier.

Track list[edit]

(Songs not found in the soundtrack marked by **) (Songs not appearing in the show marked by *)

Disc 1 (Act 1)
  1. Ouverture ... Un grand homme est mort
  2. L'Homme qui a tout
  3. Cœur de Pierre
  4. Mon nom
  5. Dis-lui**
  6. Dites-lui
  7. Une meche de cheveux*
  8. Mon fils
  9. Les fleurs du mal
  10. Du plaisir
  11. Vivir
  12. Belle Andalouse
  13. N'as-tu pas honte?
  14. Les femmes
  15. Reste encore
  16. L'amour quand il vient
  17. Statue de Pierre
  18. Aimer
  19. Le Sang des soldats
Disc 2 - Act 2
  1. Les amoureux de Seville
  2. Changer
  3. Qui?
  4. Je pense à lui
  5. Deux à aimer* (This song does not appear in the 2012 revival (Replaced by L'amour est plus fort))
  6. Venge-nous
  7. Seulement l'amour
  8. Maria
  9. Jalousie
  10. Demain à l'aube**
  11. Pourquoi le bruit
  12. Pitie pour personne
  13. Les anges
  14. L'enfant du diable
  15. Seul
  16. Tristesa Andalucia
  17. Duel à l'aube
  18. Je meurs d'amour
  19. Don Juan est mort
Encore
  1. Les amoureux de Seville
  2. Changer* (This song does not appear in the 2012 revival (Replaced by Nous on veut de l'amour))

Actors[edit]

Original version-2004

Paris Cast-2005

  • Don Juan: Jean-François Breault / understudy: Stephane Neville
  • Maria: Marie-Eve Janvier / Understudy: Anne-Celine Lopez
  • Don Carlos: Mario Pelchat / understudy: René Lajoie
  • Don Luis: Claude Lancelot / understudy: René Lajoie
  • Raphaël: Philippe Berghella / understudy: Stephane Neville
  • Isabel: Geneviève Charest / understudy: Amandine
  • Elvira: Cindy Daniel / understudy: Anne-Céline Lopez
2012 version

Other productions[edit]

  • In 2016, all-female theater Takarazuka Revue's Snow Troupe staged the musical. [2] The production was directed by Ikuta Hirokazu, and starred Nozomi Fuuto as Don Juan, Irodori Michiru as Maria, and Ayakaze Sakina as Don Carlos. [3] It was the last lead role of Nozomi Fuuto before becoming the leading actress of the troupe (top star).
  • In 2024, Takarazuka Revue's Flower Troupe will stage the musical again.[4] It will be directed by Ikuta Hirokazu, and will star Towaki Sea as Don Juan (who played Raphaël in 2016 production) and Hoshizora Misaki as Maria. This will be the first performance of them as leading actresses of the troupe (top combi).[5]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Canoe: Jean-François Breau et Marie-Ève Janvier - De retour dans Don Juan en 2012[usurped]
  2. ^ "Don Juan". Official Takarazuka Revue Website. Hankyu Corporation. Retrieved 4 May 2024.
  3. ^ "Don Juan". TAKAWIKI. TAKAWIKI. Retrieved 4 May 2024.
  4. ^ "Don Juan". Official Takarazuka Revue Website. Hankyu Corporation. Retrieved 4 May 2024.
  5. ^ "Don Juan". TAKAWIKI. TAKAWIKI. Retrieved 4 May 2024.