Love, politics, betrayal – and a night sky for a backdrop. For its latest creation, La Lune dans les yeux – Opéra and Co takes on one of the most theatrical scores in the repertoire: Puccini’s Tosca, performed outdoors [À VÉRIFIER : production de la compagnie ou production extérieure ?].
Puccini, up close
Staged in the open air, Tosca loses none of its intensity – it gains proximity. The audience is close enough to feel every breath of the drama, from the first jealous outbursts of Act I to the vertiginous final leap. True to the company’s approach, the production [À COMPLÉTER : éléments de mise en scène – danse, cirque, langue des signes ?] invites spectators who may never have set foot in an opera house to experience the work at full voice.
Nadège Meden as Floria Tosca
Tosca is a role Nadège Meden has long carried within her repertoire of great dramatic heroines. Singer, lover and, finally, avenger, Floria Tosca demands exactly what defines her artistry: a voice able to fill an open space, and an actor’s commitment to every word.
Practical information
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- Cast: Nadège Meden (Tosca), [À COMPLÉTER]
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