Arena di Verona: Tosca

Арена ди Верона: Тоска

The dream couple of opera, Sonya Yoncheva and Vittorio Grigòlo, returns to the breathtaking open-air stage, to perform Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca.

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Actors

Floria Tosca

Sonya Yoncheva

Mario Cavaradossi

Vittorio Grigolo

Baron Scarpia

Roman Burdenko

Crew

Stage Director, Sets, Costumes & Lighting

Hugo de Ana

Conductor

Francesco Ivan Ciampa

About

Bulgarian soprano Sonya Yoncheva is “one of the best Toscas currently singing” and Vittorio Grigòlo “the most Italian Cavaradossi we know. With lots of wonderful melting, elegant and nonchalant full of triumphant greatness a triumph all along the line” (Online Merker). The captivating staging by Argentine director Hugo de Ana, who masterfully exploits the amphitheatre’s vast space by placing huge elements on the stage that are reminiscent of or borrowed from the locations of the action, makes the opera a “spectacle of monumental opulence” (Online Merker). “A Tosca to relish!” Artesnews.it

Special project

Arena di Verona

The huge stage of the ancient Arena di Verona is a grand scenery in itself. But it is not so easy to live up to it. The great Franco Zeffirelli considered the Arena the ideal stage: here he could demonstrate both his ability to work with large spaces and his meticulous attention to detail. The arena presents a challenge to directors, and when they accept this challenge and successfully cope with it, the audience receives truly monumental, colorful and breathtaking productions. These are exactly the ones presented in our collection for the big screen. →

Language

Italian

Runtime

2 hours 15 minutes

2023

16+

Schedule

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