Opera Australia’s Tosca highlights the tyranny of evil Scarpia

Par Brian Angus, 02 mai 2018

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“tyranny had first overcome the city, now also the church!”

Critique faite à Arts Centre Melbourne: State Theatre, Melbourne, le 1 mai 2018

Puccini, Tosca

Opera Australia

Andrea Battistoni, Direction

John Bell, Mise en scène

Michael Scott-Mitchell, Décors

Teresa Negroponte, Costumes

Latonia Moore, Floria Tosca

Diego Torre, Mario Cavaradossi

Marco Vratogna, Baron Scarpia

Gennadi Dubinsky, Cesare Angelotti

Benjamin Rasheed, Spoletta

Michael Honeyman, Sciarrone

Luke Gabbedy, Le Sacristain

Tom Hamilton, Un geôlier

Opera Australia Chorus

Orchestra Victoria

Anthony Hunt, Chef de chœur

Opera Australia's Children's Chorus

Hugh Halliday, Revival Director

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Brian Angus

Brian is a lover of opera, and has enjoyed attending operas for over forty years. Brian has very catholic tastes; favourite classic composers are Richard Wagner and Giuseppe Verdi, contemporary composers John Adams and Jake Heggie, and a curiosity about Stockhausen’s music. He is always seeking opportunities to expand his appreciation of the world of music and opera.