Tosca
After an impressive success of the opera La Bohème, the author Giacomo Puccini searches for the dramatic play whose main character was tailor-made for a theatre star of that time Sarah Bernhardt. By means of music, the composer starts playing a game full of love, passion and intrigues which is destined to end in disaster from the very beginning. Excessively controversial scenes were castigated by opera critics at the end of the 19th century; however, in spite of negative reviews, Tosca has become one of the most frequently performed operas.
All dates
Saturday
3/1/2025
6:30 PM
Divadlo Antonína Dvořáka
Ostrava
380 - 520 CZK
Description
ABOUT PERFORMANCE
After an impressive success of the opera La Bohème, the author Giacomo Puccini searches for the dramatic play whose main character was tailor-made for a theatre star of that time Sarah Bernhardt. By means of music, the composer starts playing a game full of love, passion and intrigues which is destined to end in disaster from the very beginning. Excessively controversial scenes were castigated by opera critics at the end of the 19th century; however, in spite of negative reviews, Tosca has become one of the most frequently performed operas.
Performed in the Italian original with Czech and English subtitles.
CAST AND CREATIVE
Floria Tosca - Maida Hundeling
Mario Cavaradossi - Martin Šrejma
Baron Scarpia - Martin Bárta
Cesare Angelotti - František Zahradníček
A Sacristan - Martin Gurbaľ
Spoletta - Václav Čížek
Sciarrone - Petr Urbánek
A Jailer - Waldemar Wieczorek
A Shepherd - Lucie Diehelová, Sofie Kollárová
Conductor: Adam Sedlický, Marek Šedivý
Floria Tosca: Petra Alvarez Šimková, Maida Hundeling
Mario Cavaradossi: Paolo Lardizzone, Luciano Mastro, Martin Šrejma
Baron Scarpia: Martin Bárta, Daniel Čapkovič
Cesare Angelotti: David Nykl, František Zahradníček
A Sacristan: Martin Gurbaľ, Jakub Kettner
Spoletta: Václav Čížek, Aleksander Kruczek, Václav Morys
Sciarrone: Petr Urbánek, Roman Vlkovič
A Jailer: Erik Ondruš, Waldemar Wieczorek
A Shepherd: Lucie Diehelová, Sofie Kollárová