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[Test] Tosca

Friday 6 December 2024 7.30pm

Please note that casting is subject to change up until the start of the performance. Please continue to check the website for the most up-to-date information.

Approximate Timings

The performance lasts approximately 2 hours and 55 minutes, including two intervals

  • Act I

    45 minutes

  • Interval

    25 minutes

  • Act II

    45 minutes

  • Interval

    25 minutes

  • Act III

    35 minutes


Credits

  • Conductor

    Eun Sun Kim

  • Music

    Giacomo Puccini

  • Libretto

    Giuseppe Giacosa

  • Libretto

    Luigi Illica

  • Director

    Jonathan Kent

  • Designer

    Paul Brown

  • Lighting designer

    Mark Henderson

Cast

  • Floria Tosca

    Natalya Romaniw

    replaces Sonya Yoncheva

  • Mario Cavaradossi

    SeokJong Baek

  • Baron Scarpia

    Bryn Terfel

  • Spoletta

    Aled Hall

  • Cesare Angelotti

    Ossian Huskinson

  • Sacristan

    Maurizio Muraro

  • Sciarrone

    Jamie Woollard

  • Gaoler

    John Morrissey

  • Chorus

    Royal Opera Chorus

  • Chorus Director

    William Spaulding

  • Orchestra

    Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

  • Concert Master

    Magnus Johnston

  • Young Shepherd

    Tharuni Kalavannan

Guidance

Suitable for ages 12+

This production contains depictions of violence, sexual assault and implied torture. There are gunshots in Act III.

Language

Sung in Italian with English surtitles. Captions and translations in English will be displayed on screens above the stage and around the auditorium.

Further information

DIGITAL CAST SHEETS

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GUIDELINES

Photography and filming are prohibited during performances in any of our auditoriums. You are welcome to take pictures throughout the rest of the  building and before performances and share them with us through social media. Commercial photography and filming must be agreed in advance with our press team.

Larger bags and backpacks need to be check into our complimentary cloakrooms. Unattended bags may be removed.

Please do not place any personal belongings on the ledges in front of you.

Only bottled water and ice cream purchased from the premises can be taken into the auditorium.

If you arrive late to the auditorium or leave during a performance, you will not be allowed back to your seat until the interval or a suitable break.

Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on the premises.

The safety of our visitors, staff and artists is our priority. To help us provide a comfortable experience for everyone, please be mindful of others and their personal space.

Our staff are committed to treating everyone with dignity and respect and we ask that you show them and your fellow audience members respect too. We adopt a zero-tolerance approach in response to anyone who interacts with our staff or with fellow audience members in an intimidating, aggressive or threatening manner.

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