Don Juan in Chicago

BY DAVID IVES

DIRECTED BY ANDREW FREY

Don Juan, a handsome, rich, sexually naïve nobleman in sixteenth-century Spain is afraid he won't have time to find the meaning of life, so he calls up the Devil and cuts a deal that grants him immortality—as long as Don Juan seduces a different woman every day. Unfortunately, the first woman he seduces is Dona Elvira, his true love who, infuriated by the Don's abandonment, cuts her own deal with the Devil: she won't die until she sleeps with Don Juan a second time. Four hundred years later, exhausted by endless sex and still pursued by Elvira, Don Juan grapples with the sexual mores of contemporary urban America.

Performances: JUNE 21-23, 28-30, 2007 8PM

All shows performed at: St. Jacobs Church Theatre 1376 King St. N., St. Jacobs ON

Auditions: April 16, 17, 18

April 16 & 17 from 7-10pm in HH 373, University of Waterloo (Map)

April 18 from 7-10pm in HH 334, University of Waterloo (Map)