Organization

Conductor

José Ferreira Lobo

Singer

Soprano

Cristiana Oliveira

Floria Tosca

Tenor

Pedro Rodrigues

Mario Cavaradossi

Lighting designer

Roberto Punzi

Baritone

Andrea Zese

Baron Scarpia

Bass

Rui Silva

Cesare Angelotti

Pedro Telles

The sacristan

Cliff Pereira

Spoletta

Tiago Torres

Sciarrone

André Coutinho

A jailer

Child vocalist

Teresa Milheiro

A shepherd

Stage director

Alfonso de Filippis

Costume designer

Ana Catarina Silva

Set designer

Coliseu Porto Ageas

Others

Opera in the Academy and in the City

Tosca

Porto

Portugal

Coliseu do Porto

Tosca Puccini

Public

Approved

An opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini with a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa, based on the eponymous play by Victorien Sardou. It premiered in Rome, at the Teatro Constanzi, on January 14, 1900. At the time, the political atmosphere in Italy was tense, with a lot of revolutionary agitation of a socialist and anarchist character. Tosca symbolizes a confrontation between decadence and progress, at the turn of the century, giving prominence to ordinary people, from different social strata, instead of focusing on royalty or demigods that traditional operas commonly resorted to. The action takes place a century before its debut, in the summer of 1800, when, after the fall of the Roman Republic, Queen Maria Carolina, wife of Ferdinand IV, King of Naples, settled in Rome and entrusted Baron Scarpia to create a Secret Police to ensure the restoration of the monarchy. Under the musical direction of conductor José Ferreira Lobo, the Orquestra e Choir da Ópera na Academia e na Cidade will share the stage with soprano Cristiana Oliveira (Floria Tosca), tenor Pedro Rodrigues (Mário Cavaradossi) and baritone Nuno Pereira (Vitellio Scarpia). ), among others. The staging belongs to Carlos Avillez, one of the most celebrated, awarded and outstanding Portuguese directors, director of the Cascais Experimental Theater.

English

Forestillingkreditter (Ensemble & produksjonsteam )

Cast

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Ensemble