Tosca
Deadly drama, sparkling singing and classic stage design
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PLAYS:Sept 12 - Nov 27
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RUNNING TIME:approx. 3 hrs 5 mins incl. interval
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STAGE:Main stage
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LANGUAGE:Italian, Swedish surtitles
During a dramatic 24 hours we follow the three main characters in a story of life and death, accompanied by surgingly beautiful music, in a classic performance. Tosca is the opera that has it all, here produced with a grand set design, a large chorus and some of the best loved duets in operatic history.
“Vissi d’arte” – “I lived for art” – sings Floria Tosca in the famous aria when confronted by her fate in the second act. Stellar soloists Christina Nilsson, Malin Byström and Elisabet Strid have all performed this iconic soprano role before. This autumn, they will alternate in the role of interpreting the beleaguered heroine in this dark gem of a classic, presented in an elegant visual setting.
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Tosca - performance photo from 2023 -
Tosca - performance photo from 2023 -
Tosca - performance photo from 2023 -
Tosca - performance photo from 2023
Tosca - trailer 2023
Finally the Puccini classic is back with grand soloists, the Royal Swedish Opera Chorus, a children’s chorus and The Royal Swedish Orchestra. Tosca returns to the stage Saturday September 21 2024. Tosca - trailer 2023
Fedora and Tosca – live recorded podcast
Fedora and Tosca – live recorded podcast
Fedora and Tosca – live recorded podcast-
Cast
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Music & creative team
MUSIC Giacomo Puccini
LIBRETTO Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, after Victorien Sardou
CONDUCTOR Vitali Alekseenok/André Callegaro
DIRECTOR Knut Hendriksen
SET DESIGN Björn Brusewitz
COSTUME & MASK DESIGN Ann-Mari Anttila
LIGHT DESIGN Hans-Åke Sjöquist
CHORUS MASTER Jori Klomp
Cast subject to change.
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Frequently asked questions
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At what time do I have to be at the Opera before the performance?
We recommend that you arrive at least half an hour before the performance begins. If you can arrive earlier, it's even better: 45 minutes before the start of the performance, there is a free audience introduction in the Golden Foyer - an excellent way to approach the performance! Please note that once the performance has started, no one will be allowed into the hall until after the first intermission.
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It's my first time at the Opera - what do I do?
We have put together some useful tips for your visit. Otherwise, our best advice is to arrive on time - discover the Opera House, leave your coat in the cloakroom, eat or drink something. AND, ask our ushers - they'll be happy to help! Outerwear and bags should be left in the cloakroom for safety and evacuation reasons.
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Can my ticket be rebooked or cancelled if I or someone in my party is ill?
You can rebook tickets yourself on the website up to 24 hours before the start of the performance within the the current season. Tickets cannot be cancelled (read more in our general terms and conditions).
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Can you eat and drink at the Opera?
Of course you can! Our partner Restaurang Grodan is on the ground floor facing Strömgatan - take the opportunity to book a table ahead of your visit! Each floor also has a service with drinks and snacks, at the stalls' café there is a slightly larger selection. We advice you to pre-book the intermission service so it is ready and waiting for you during the interval!
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