Name: Tosca
Start: 2021-07-04T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-07-24T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Real

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Singer

Soprano

Sondra Radvanovsky

Floria Tosca

Maria Agresta

Anna Netrebko

Tenor

Joseph Calleja

Mario Cavaradossi

Michael Fabiano

Yusif Eyvazov

Jonas Kaufmann

Baritone

Carlos Álvarez

Baron Scarpia

Gevorg Hakobyan

Luca Salsi

Bass

Gerardo Bullón

Cesare Angelotti

Valeriano Lanchas

The sacristan

Mikeldi Atxalandabaso

Spoletta

David Lagares

Sciarrone

Child vocalist

Inés Ballesteros

A shepherd

Conductor

Nicola Luisotti

Stage director

Paco Azorín

Costume designer

Isidre Prunés

Video designer

Alessandro Arcangeli

Lighting designer

Pedro Yagüe

Choreographer

Carlos Martos

Chorus master

Andrés Máspero

Set designer

Assistant Director

Lucía Marín

Gran Teatre del Liceu

Teatro Real de Madrid

Teatro Maestranza

Others

Coro Intermezzo

Orchestra

Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid

Iodáilis

Tosca

A famous singer lives only for art and love. But when she finds herself caught in a web of politics, corruption, lies and lust, she is forced to make a terrible choice.

Madrid

Spain

Teatro Real

Sala Principal

That in this verista melodrama of political rivalries, crossed passions and bloody denouement the words 'honor' or 'revenge' are never pronounced gives an idea of ​​Puccini's intentions to transcend and renew the framework of both Italian melodrama and verismo. Proof of this is the almost cinematographic rhythm of the dramatic action, the profusion in the use of the leitmotif, or a massive orchestration that reaches its peak in scenes such as the "Te Deum" or the interrogation. Faced with the repressive machinery directed with an iron hand by the sinister Scarpia, the lovers Tosca and Cavaradossi will only be able to raise their voices to express their discouragement and defeat, thus portraying themselves as victims and full-fledged inhabitants of a century that will helplessly attend. to the birth of the modern totalitarian state, mass destruction and genocide. Premiered at the Teatro Costanzi in Rome in 1900, Tosca remains to this day one of the most popular and incombustible operas, a mouthful suitable for all palates that takes to the stage of the Real in a stage version by Paco Azorín premiered at the Gran Teatre del Liceu de Barcelona, ​​a fresh and direct reading located on a revolving stage and enhanced with projections.

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