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It is the eve of the Battle of Marengo. Napoleon's army has caused chaos and disarray throughout all Italy. Against this background of political turmoil stands Floria Tosca, Rome's famous and most beautiful opera singer. To save her lover, Cavaradossi, she must sacrifice her virtue to the evil Baron Scarpia. Can the power of love and honour ever prevail against the forces of corruption and betrayal? Tosca is a moving and passionate exploration of personal freedom, the cost of ideals and the choices forced on us by love. Sung in Italian with English surtitles. Running time: approx. 2 hours 45 minsPerformers Elisabete Matos (Floria Tosca), Geraint Dodd (Cavaradossi), Robert Hayward (Scarpia).
Music Puccini. Lyrics Giacosa. Lyrics Illica. Company Welsh National Opera. Company State Opera of South Australia. Conductor Lothar Koenigs. Director Michael Blakemore. Design Ashley Martin-Davis. Lighting Mark Henderson.
Tosca
Tosca (Opera or Operetta) production archive for QTIX code T1849159146. Details of all Tosca archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S2107Archive Listings
| 21 Apr 10 to 23 Apr 10 | Bristol Hippodrome Bristol City of Bristol |
| 16 Apr 10 | Grand Theatre Swansea Glamorgan |
| 7 Apr 10 to 9 Apr 10 | Theatre Royal Plymouth Devon |
| 30 Mar 10 to 3 Apr 10 | Milton Keynes Theatre Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire |
| 17 Mar 10 to 19 Mar 10 | Birmingham Hippodrome Birmingham West Midlands |
| 10 Mar 10 to 12 Mar 10 | Venue Cymru (formerly - North Wales Theatre) Llandudno Gwynedd |
| 17 Feb 10 to 5 Mar 10 | Wales Millennium Centre Cardiff Glamorgan |
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