Tosca: an opera diva who is pathologically jealous of her partner. Scarpia: a powerful man who takes pleasure in the suffering of his victims. Caught between them is the noble patriot Mario Cavaradossi, who is led to his death—not for his beliefs, but because he is in love with Tosca, whom Scarpia desires.

In his most popular opera-thriller Giacomo Puccini, the deeply evocative music underscores the intense passions. Audiences will enjoy a Tosca that is thrilling, dramatic, and entirely faithful to the composer’s spirit, set against a backdrop of impressive sets and costumes, in a revival of the successful production, which premiered in 2012, directed by the renowned Argentine director Hugo de Ana. Conducted by the distinguished conductor Philippe Augène and feature internationally renowned soloists.

Music direction: Philippe Auguin
Direction – Set Design – Costumes: Hugo de Ana
Revival of a production: Katerina Petsatodi
Ad Design by Ideogamma S.R.L.: Sergio Metalli
Lights: Vinicio Cheli
Choir Director: Agathangelos Georgakatos
Children's Choir Director: Konstantina Pitsiakou
They play: Kristine Opolais / Celia Costea (Floria Tosca), Ramón Vargas / Giorgio Berrugi (Mario Cavaradossi), Dimitris Platanias / Tasis Christoyannopoulos (Skarpia) et al.