Don Quixote

"Don Quixote: A Comic Opera in Three Acts, Founded Upon Cervantes' Novel" presents a vibrant operatic adaptation of Cervantes' timeless masterpiece. This libretto, a collaborative effort by Richard Claverhouse Jebb, Harry Bache Smith, and Reginald De Koven, reimagines the adventures of the iconic knight-errant for the stage. The opera captures the humor and pathos of Cervantes' original work, bringing Don Quixote's fantastical world to life through music and drama.

Audiences will be enchanted by the familiar tale of chivalry, delusion, and the enduring power of imagination. This adaptation honors the spirit of Cervantes while offering a fresh perspective on a beloved classic.

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