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Tosca
Opéra Bastille - from 16 May to 23 June 2019
Tosca
Opera Giacomo Puccini
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Opéra Bastille - from 16 May to 23 June 2019
3h00 with 2 intervals
Language : Italian
Surtitle : French / English
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Opening night : 16 May 2019
About
In few words:
A Pasolinian landscape over which hovers the overwhelming image of a cross, symbol of the collusion between political and religious oppression: Pierre Audi’s reading divests the work of its ceremonial dress and strips bare its perfectly regulated tragic mechanism, the cogwheels of its drama which, from the raising of the curtain to the tragic downfall, operate with pitiless efficiency. With its transition from theatre to opera, Sardou’s play becomes the very symbol of operatic art. Is that because Tosca portrays a prima donna whosejealousy has weighty consequences for the destiny of her lover? The music overflows the drama to reveal the sensuality of its immortal heroine.
- Opening
- First Part 50 mn
- Interval 25 mn
- Second Part 45 mn
- Interval 25 mn
- Third Part 30 mn
- End
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Tosca
Melodramma in three acts (1900)
After Victorien Sardou
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Music :
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Libretto :
Giuseppe Giacosa
Luigi Illica - D'après Victorien Sardou
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Conductor :
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Set design :
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Costume design :
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Lighting design :
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Dramaturgy :
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Chorus master :
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Floria Tosca :
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16 > 25 May
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29 May, 8 > 23 June
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1,5 June
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Mario Cavaradossi :
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19, 22, 25, 29 May 8 > 23 June
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16 May, 1 June
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Il Barone Scarpia :
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16 > 25 May
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29 May > 23 June
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Cesare Angelotti :
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25, 29 May, 01, 05, 08, 11, 14, 19, 23 June
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16, 19, 22 May
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Un carceriere :
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Il Sagrestano :
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Spoletta :
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Sciarrone :
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Performances
Available in audiodescription
Advantages
Full
Available in audiodescription
Advantages
Full
Gallery
Audio clips
Tosca (saison 18.19) - Acte I - Zeljko Lucic Et Choeurs
Tosca (saison 18.19)- Acte II - Martina Serafin, Zeljko Lucic
Tosca (saison 18.19)- Acte II - Martina Serafin
Tosca (saison 18.19) - Acte III - Marcelo Puente
About the work
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Draw-me Tosca
By Octave
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An analysis of Tosca
By Simon Hatab
Partners
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Timepiece of the Paris Opera
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