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    Tosca

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    Tosca

    Giacomo Puccini

            
     

    Libretto: Giuseppe Giacosa & Luigi Illica

    First Performance: Teatro Costanzi, Roma, Januart 14, 1900

    First Peformance at the Israeli Opera: September 25, 1999

    First Performance of this production: April 21, 2009 

    Conductor           Daniel Oren
    Direcotr and Set and Costume
    Designer    		 Hugo De Ana
    Revival Director Julia Pevzner
    Lighting Designer Avi -Yona Bueno (Bambi)

    Soloists          

       

    Tosca Hui He
    Michele Crider
    Mario Cavaradossi Pierro Giuliacci
    Rubens Pelizzari
    Baron Scarpia Alberto Mastromarino
    Silvano Carolli
    Angelotti Carlo Striulli
    Sagrestano Vladimir Braun
    Spoletta Joseph Almog Aridan
    Sciarrone Noah Briger
    Jailer Ville Lignell
    Sheperd Shira Patshornik


    The Israeli Opera Chorus

    Conductor: Yishai Steckler

    Moran Choir
    Conductor: Neomi Faran

    The Opera Orchestra - The Israel Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion

    Sung in Italian
    Surtitles in English and Hebrew
    Surtitles: Israel Ouval

    The Israeli Opera's grandiose cinematic production of Puccini's thriller in which Tosca jumps to her death after she murders the voluptuous Scarpia only to realize that he tricked her and murdered her lover, returns to the stage conducted by Daniel Oren.

    Synopsis

    Production's Album

    Photos: Yossi Zwecker        

    Dates

    Tues 21.4 (20:00), Wed 22.4 (20:00), Thurs 23.4 (20:00), Fri 24.4 (13:00)

    Sat 25.4 (21:00), Sun 26.4 (20:00), Tues 5.5 (20:00), Thurs 30.4 (20:00),

    Sat1.5 (13:00), Sun 2.5 (21:00), Tues 5.5 (20:00),  Wed 6.5 (20:00),  Thurs 7.5 (20:00)

    Towards Opening: Sat 18.4 (11:00)

    Before the show back stage tours:  Thurs 23.4 (19:00), Thurs 30.4 (19:00), Thurs 6.5 (19:00)

    Review

    "In this Tosca the star is the director... the production is all projections... it is most extraordinary." (Michael Handelsaltz, Haaretz)

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