Organization

Singer

Bass

Michal Kuzma

A jailer

Szczepan Nowak

Costume designer

Dorota Karolczak

Set designer

Sebastian Hannak

Video designer

Konrad Kästner

Chorus master

Marco Zeiser Celesti

Soprano

Oksana Sekerina

Floria Tosca

Tenor

Ricardo Tamura

Mario Cavaradossi

Baritone

Hansung Yoo

Baron Scarpia

Michael Tews

The sacristan

Sam Taskinen

Cesare Angelotti

Xianghu Alexander Liu

Spoletta

Lars-Oliver Rühl

Seong Ho Kim

Hakan Çiftçioğlu

Sciarrone

Jin Hyoung Park

Stage director

Sláva Daubnerová

Conductor

Francesco Angelico

Dramaturge

Sarah Schnoor

Maria Radzikhovskiy

Lighting designer

Jürgen Kolb

Musical assistance

Kiril Stankow

Post-Conducting

Libretto

Giuseppe Giacosa

Luigi Illica

Staatstheater Kassel

Others

CANTAMUS-Chor

Italian

Tosca

Kassel

Germany

Opernhaus

Public

German

Approved

When the famous opera singer Floria Tosca takes the stage, she has the men's attention to herself. Based on the French sensational drama by Victorien Sardou, Puccini portrays the singer as the only woman between men whose looks, desires and domination games she is defenselessly exposed to. After the republic was smashed, the head of the secret service Scarpia caused bloody police terror in Rome. He not only persecutes the Republican and political prisoner Angelotti, but also his helper and Tosca's lover, Mario Cavaradossi, whom he arrests and tortures. Desire and vengeance mix and the popular singer becomes a plaything, entangled in a web of blackmail, abuse and even murder and suicide. The figure of the unscrupulous secret service chief appeared in the early 20th Century still as a desolate caricature of the papal state despotism, today it stands for one of the many paradoxes of democratic rule: a secret department of the state authority has the official mandate to systematically do things that are constitutionally forbidden in order to protect the prevailing principles of order. The fact that people continue to be monitored, interrogated and tortured continue to lead to secret service scandals, revelations and cover-ups to this day. In the spectacular spatial construction by Sebastian Hannak, the director Sláva Daubnerová stages the voyeuristic view of society on images of women and apparent arbitrariness. a secret department of state authority has the official mandate to systematically do things that are constitutionally prohibited in order to protect the prevailing principles of order. The fact that people continue to be monitored, interrogated and tortured continue to lead to secret service scandals, revelations and cover-ups to this day. In the spectacular spatial construction by Sebastian Hannak, the director Sláva Daubnerová stages the voyeuristic view of society on images of women and apparent arbitrariness. a secret department of state authority has the official mandate to systematically do things that are constitutionally prohibited in order to protect the prevailing principles of order. The fact that people continue to be monitored, interrogated and tortured continue to lead to secret service scandals, revelations and cover-ups to this day. In the spectacular spatial construction by Sebastian Hannak, the director Sláva Daubnerová stages the voyeuristic view of society on images of women and apparent arbitrariness.Most recently she staged for the Karlsruhe State Theater, the Prague National Theater and the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg

English

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble