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State Opera Berlin

Orchestra

Staatskapelle Berlin

Mise en scène

Mise en scène (+1)

Alvis Hermanis

Costumes

Décors (+1)

Kristīne Jurjāne

Décors

Lumières

Lumières (+2)

Gleb Filshtinsky

Baryton-basse (+3)

David Oštrek

Le Sacristain

Ténor (+2)

Florian Hoffmann

Spoletta

Baryton (+3)

Dionysios Avgerinos

Sciarrone

Staatsoper Unter den Linden

Assistant mise en scène

Mise en scène (+2)

Marcin Lakomicki

Chorus

Staatsopernchor Berlin

Kinderchor der Staatsoper Unter den Linden

Metteur En Scène De Reprise

Mise en scène (+5)

José Darío Innella

Baryton (+2)

Taehan Kim

Un geôlier

Baryton (+4)

Arttu Kataja

Cesare Angelotti

Direction d'orchestre

Direction d'orchestre (+1)

Zubin Mehta

Giuseppe Mentuccia

Direction d'orchestre (+2)

Nicola Luisotti

Soprano (+2)

Lise Davidsen

Floria Tosca

Soprano (+3)

Ailyn Pérez

Ténor (+4)

Freddie De Tommaso

Μario Cavaradossi

Ténor (+3)

Vittorio Grigolo

Ténor

Michael Fabiano

Baryton-basse (+5)

Gerald Finley

Le Baron Scarpia

Baryton (+1)

Roman Burdenko

Lucio Gallo

Basse (+2)

Friedrich Hamel

Aleksandra Kurzak

Manuel Winckhler

Soprano (+1)

Maria Agresta

When the revolutionary and painter Mario Cavaradossi secretly attempts to help a political fugitive to escape the city of Rome, his lover, the famed singer Floria Tosca, believes he is cheating on her with another woman. Her jealousy is exploited by Scarpia, the unscrupulous chief of police, in order to help him capture Cavaradossi. Scarpia then makes Tosca an offer: if she gives herself to him for one night, he will release her lover.


With compelling dramaturgy and pronounced realism, Puccini created one of his tersest and most dramatic works – a milestone in the history of opera. The story is set in 1800 during the clashes between Napoleon’s Revolutionary Army and the Habsburg and papal troops, events that hang fatefully over the characters in the opera. Against this backdrop, Puccini’s music transports listeners to the heart of Rome: to the Sant’Andrea della Valle church, the Palazzo Farnese and the Castel Sant’Angelo, each of which is given a distinctive tonal colouring.
The production by Latvian theatre director Alvis Hermanis moves the action to 1900, the year of the opera’s premiere. In his version, the singers are embedded in a psychologically rich narrative. The plot is accompanied by a lavishly designed graphic novel created by stage and costume designer Kristīne Jurjāne. The novel, which takes place in Rome on 17 and 18 June 1800 (the opera’s original setting), is projected onto a backdrop depicting sumptuous, monumental architecture.

italien

Tosca

Berlin

Allemagne

Staged

Opéra

Keerthi Raj

allemand

anglais

Musikalische Leitung - Daniel Barenboim | Domingo HindoyanInszenierung - Alvis HermanisBühnenbild | Kostüme - Kristine JurjaneLicht - Gleb FilshtinskyMitarbe...

Tosca Puccini

Valide

Tosca, Puccini

Distribution

Il Sagrestano

Spoletta

Sciarrone

Un carceriere

Cesare Angelotti

Floria Tosca

Mario Cavaradossi

Il Barone Scarpia

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Metteur En Scène De Reprise

Direction d'orchestre

Décors

Costumes

Lumières

Instrumentation

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