Don Giovanni in Hell is a performance by Odin Teatret in two acts, directed by Eugenio Barba. In it, Don Giovanni wanders on the bottom of the sea, in the belly of sea-wrecks, among splintered pieces of the statues that made history. Odin Teatret confronts the apparent outdatedness of a classical work. It is a heretical evaluation, deeply respectful of tradition and therefore engaged in struggling against it. In this direct confrontation, recognised and rejected values of the past shake off their dust, with a joy that surprises and a ferocity that troubles. Don Giovanni doesn't believe in hell. After death, "we will roll on the bottom of the sea among stones and shells. Fish will eat us". In the imminence of the minuscule leviathans that will annul them, the fugitive libertine, the Guest of Stone, the seduced women, the defrauded servant and the disenchanted lover reciprocally lacerate themselves and remit their last glances to the spectators – as if they still regarded us.