Name: Tosca
Start: 2025-01-04T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-04-05T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Opernhaus

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Oper Leipzig

Orchestra

Gewandhausorchester

Direction d'orchestre

Christoph Gedschold

Mise en scène

Michiel Dijkema

Décors

Lumières

Michael Münster

Dramaturgie

Christian Geltinger

Direction de choeur

Thomas Eitler-de Lint

Others

Chor der Oper Leipzig

Kinderchor der Oper Leipzig

Chanteur

Soprano

Liana Aleksanyan

Floria Tosca

Ténor

Andrea Shin

Μario Cavaradossi

Irakli Kakhdize

Baryton

Olafur Sigurdarson

Le Baron Scarpia

Basse

Randall Jakobsh

Cesare Angelotti

Peter Dolinsek

Le Sacristain

Einar Dagur Jónsson

Spoletta

Dan Karlström

Klaus Bernewitz

Un geôlier

Frank Wernstedt

italien

Tosca

Leipzig

Allemagne

Opernhaus

Tosca Puccini

Public

Sharan Allad

allemand

Valide

Giacomo PucciniToscaOper in drei Akten | Text von Giuseppe Giacosa und Luigi Illica nach dem gleichnamigen Drama von Victorien SardouIn Originalsprache. Mit ...

»Tosca« - Trailer (Oper Leipzig)

Floria Tosca liebt Mario Cavaradossi. Als er vom durch und durch bösen Polizeichef Scarpia verhaftet wird und Tosca diesen aufsucht, um Cavaradossis Freiheit zu erwirken, nimmt das Unheil seinen Lauf. Keiner der drei wird das Abendrot des nächsten Tages erblicken. Eine düsteres Stück Operngeschichte, das seine Nähe zum Verismo nicht verleugnet.

Empfohlen für Kinder und Jugendliche ab 15 Jahren

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Opera in three acts | Text by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica  | In Italian with German supertitles  | Playing time ca. 2 1/2 hours | One intermission
The curtain rises, and the stage is bathed in the light of a thousand candles. Stage director and designer Michiel Dijkema’s spectacular vision plays off of Puccini’s music, drawing the audience into the fickle worlds of love and power, church and state in Rome in 1800. Puccini’s Tosca at the Oper Leipzig is a suspense-filled crime drama, and a true celebration of the voice!
No other opera is so anchored in the annals of time as Puccini’s Tosca. The action takes place in Rome at the end of the 18th century, where spiritual and secular powers meet. It’s a striking power play between the church state and the police state, so to speak. The drama takes place in architecturally stark locations that are still the familiar sights in the Eternal City today: the Sant’Andrea della Valle church, the Palazzo Farnese, and the Castel Sant’Angelo. Within these walls, Puccini delves ever further into the depths of realism, driving his protagonists into ever more acute situations. With great pathos, Puccini plays perfectly with the spectrum of emotions, allowing the listener to sympathize with Tosca, the celebrated opera diva, whose love for Cavaradossi is doomed by the surrounding political drama at play.

Recommended for children and teenagers from 15 years

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