At the centre of David McVicar's delightfully spectacular staging of Tosca this time we have the Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen, who in just a few short years has become one of New York's biggest opera stars, now irresistibly conquering us in the Italian repertoire as well.
Ön egy múltbeli eseményre keresett rá. Kérjük, válogasson aktuális kínálatunkból a Jegy.hu keresőjében!
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At Tosca's side will be the 30-year-old Freddie De Tommaso, whose skyrocketing international career began with the same role he is now making his Met debut with: in December 2021, he jumped in at the last minute to sing Cavaradossi at London's Royal Opera House. And portraying the diabolical Scarpia is the always explosively energetic American baritone Quinn Kelsey.
The broadcast will be sung in the original language, and shown with Hungarian and English subtitles.
The ‘Metropolitan Opera Live in HD' transmissions have been made possible through the cooperation of our partner, liveincinema.eu s.r.o.
Conductor: Xian Zhang
Performers:
Tosca....................................Lise Davidsen
Cavaradossi.........................Freddie De Tommaso
Scarpia.................................Quinn Kelsey
Sacristan..............................Patrick Carfizzi
Featuring: The Metropolitan Opera Chorus and Orchestra
Creators:
set and costume design: John Macfarlane
lighting: David Finn
movement director: Leah Hausman
director: David McVicar
Presented by: Müpa Budapest
operett három felvonásban, magyar nyelven
(gyermek-tragédia 95 percben, két felvonásban)
A hagyomány folytatódik! A Magyar Jazz Szövetség és a Margitszigeti Színház már harmadik alkalommal rendezi meg a Csodálatos magyar jazz…
Egy különleges ünnepi koncert érkezik 2026. december 20-án az MVM Dome-ba, ahol a klasszikus zene világának kiemelkedő alakjai lépnek színpadra.
Singspiel in two acts, in Hungarian, with Hungarian and English surtitles
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