NationaltheaterMax-Joseph-Platz 2, München, Bayern, 80539, Allemagne
Dates/horaires selon le fuseau horaire de Berlin
Programme
| Puccini, Giacomo (1858-1924) | Tosca | Livret de Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa |
Artistes
| Bayerische Staatsoper | ||
| Daniele Callegari | Direction | |
| Luc Bondy | Mise en scène | |
| Richard Peduzzi | Décors | |
| Milena Canonero | Costumes | |
| Bayerisches Staatsorchester | ||
| Bayerischer Staatsopernchor | ||
| Sondra Radvanovsky | Soprano | Floria Tosca |
| Jorge de León | Ténor | Mario Cavaradossi |
| Ambrogio Maestri | Baryton | Baron Scarpia |
| Kevin Conners | Ténor | Spoletta |
| Igor Tsarkov | Baryton | Un geôlier |
| Goran Jurić | Basse | Cesare Angelotti |
| Christoph Stephinger | Basse | Le Sacristain |
| Christian Rieger | Basse | Sciarrone |
They are two artists in love: Mario Cavaradossi paints pictures for the Roman clergy but sympathizes with the “repubblica romana” and hides an escaped supporter of that republic in his garden. Floria Tosca makes glowing appearances as a singer at celebrations for opponents of the republic. But her love for Mario is the driving force of her life. He falls victim to the brutal cruelty of the state. Its enforcer, Baron Scarpia, may be driven by political zeal. In the case of Tosca and Mario, though, his motive is jealous lechery. To save Mario’s life, Tosca gives in to Scarpia’s extortive deal.
Tosca par Luc Bondy, nos comptes-rendus
Nationaltheater, München, novembre 2017 (Deutsch)
Teatro alla Scala, Milan, juin 2015 (English)
Nationaltheater, München, juillet 2012 (English)
Lincoln Center: Metropolitan Opera House, New York, octobre 2009 (English)
