Tosca under Nazi occupation breaks hearts

Von Patricia Maunder, 27 Februar 2017

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“soaring top notes and low vibrato of “Vissi d’arte” were simultaneously thrilling and heartbreaking”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Sydney Opera House: Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney, am 25 Februar 2017

Puccini, Tosca

Opera Australia

Christian Badea, Musikalische Leitung

John Bell, Regie

Michael Scott-Mitchell, Bühnenbild

Teresa Negroponte, Kostüme

Ainhoa Arteta, Floria Tosca

Teodor Ilincăi, Mario Cavaradossi

Lucio Gallo, Baron Scarpia

Richard Anderson, Cesare Angelotti

Graeme Macfarlane, Spoletta

Adrian Tamburini, Sciarrone

Luke Gabbedy, Mesner

Opera Australia Chorus

Opera Australia Orchestra

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Patricia Maunder

Patricia Maunder has been an arts journalist for more than 20 years, contributing to publications in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK including The Sydney Morning Herald and Opera magazine. She is based in Melbourne, but considers Montreal her 'other' hometown after living there in 2012-16. For more about Patricia, visit her website.

Tosca under Nazi occupation breaks hearts at Opera Australia