Tosca Lookbook – Opens Tonight

Puccini’s Tosca opens tonight at the Sydney Opera House. A John Bell production from Opera Australia, the drama is set in Nazi occupied Rome.

Christian Badea conducts Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi and Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca with Lucio Gallo as Scarpia. The season goes from February 17 to March 31. Scroll down to see all six images.

Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca. Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca. Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Lucio Gallo as Scarpia and Graeme Macfarlane as Spoletta in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Lucio Gallo as Scarpia and Graeme Macfarlane as Spoletta in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi and Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca. Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi and Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Lucio Gallo, Opera Australia’s Children’s Chorus and the Opera Australia Chorus in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca. Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Lucio Gallo, Opera Australia’s Children’s Chorus and the Opera Australia Chorus in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi, Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca and the Opera Australia in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca. Photo credit: Prudence Upton
Teodor Ilincăi as Cavaradossi, Ainhoa Arteta as Tosca and the Opera Australia in Opera Australia’s production of Tosca.
Photo credit: Prudence Upton

 

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