Organization

Greek National Opera

Stage director

Hugo De Ana

Costume designer

Set designer

Projection Design

Sergio Metalli

Lighting designer

Vinicio Cheli

Chorus master

Agathangelos Georgakatos

Children's Chorus Mistress

Konstantina Pitsiakou

Singer

Soprano

Lise Lindstrom

Floria Tosca

Cellia Costea

Tenor

Riccardo Massi

Mario Cavaradossi

Carl Tanner

Baritone

Tassis Christoyannis

Baron Scarpia

Yanni Yannissis

Bass

Tassos Apostolou

Cesare Angelotti

Petros Magoulas

The sacristan

Yannis Kalyvas

Spoletta

Conductor

Lukas Karytinos

Lighting Revival

Christos Tziogkas

Vangelis Maniatis

Sciarrone

Child vocalist

Evita Chioti

A shepherd

Revival Director

Katerina Petsatodi

Video designer

A jailer

Orchestra

GNO Orchestra

Others

GNO Chorus

Greek National Opera Children's Chorus

Athens-Epidaurus Festival

Tosca

Athens

Greece

Odeon of Herodes Atticus

Tosca Puccini

Public

Christos Poulianas

Approved

The Greek National Opera opens this year’s Athens Festival at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus with one of the most beloved operas in the repertoire, Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca, on 1, 2, 6 and 11 June 2024, conducted by Lukas Karytinos, directed and with sets and costumes by Hugo de Ana. Katerina Petsatodi serves as revival director.

The revival of the 2012 rendition of Tosca, directed and with sets and costumes by Hugo de Ana, is the first massive summer production of the Greek National Opera for 2024. The renowned opera diva Floria Tosca is deeply in love with and at the same time pathologically jealous of her partner. Baron Scarpia, a dark but incredibly powerful figure, derives pleasure from the suffering of his victims. Caught in the middle is Mario Cavaradossi, the lover and loyal patriot, who is eventually led to his death, not because of his ideas, but because of his relationship with Tosca, whom Scarpia covets. The scheme has been set up effectively: nobody escapes Scarpia’s traps.

Hugo de Ana’s Tosca is fascinating, dramatic, and absolutely true to the composer’s spirit, as well as to the historical context where the libretto is set. The magnificent stage sets, featuring a huge Crucifix, a holy table, and a painting studio, are complemented by spectacular projections of renowned Rome monuments, religious symbols, and captivating videos, offering the production a cinematic flair.

For this production, the Greek National Opera has secured a world-class starry cast. In the role of Floria Tosca, the audience will have the chance to enjoy the renowned sopranos Lise Lindstrom (1 & 6/6) and Cellia Costea (2 & 11/6). The role of Mario Cavaradossi will be shared by two exceptional tenors, Riccardo Massi (1 & 6/6) and Carl Tanner (2 & 11/6), while two  highly celebrated protagonists of the GNO, Tassis Christoyannis (1 & 6/6) and Yanni Yannissis (2 & 11/6) will portray Scarpia. Alongside them performing will be the distinguished Greek soloists Tassos Apostolou, Petros Magoulas, Yannis Kalyvas, and more.

Conductor: Lukas Karytinos
Director, sets, costumes: Hugo de Ana
Revival director: Katerina Petsatodi
Projection design: Sergio Metalli – Ideogamma SRL
Lighting: Vinicio Cheli
Lighting revival: Christos Tziogkas
Chorus master: Agathangelos Georgakatos
Children’s chorus mistress: Konstantina Pitsiakou

Floria Tosca
Lise Lindstrom (01 & 11/06/2024) / Cellia Costea (02 & 06/06/2024)

Mario Cavaradoss
Riccardo Massi (01 & 06/06/2024) / Carl Tanner (02 & 11/06/2024)

Baron Scarpia
Tassis Christoyannis (01 & 06/06/2024) / Yanni Yannissis (02 & 11/06/2024)

Cesare Angelotti
Tassos Apostolou

A sacristan
Petros Magoulas

Sciarrone / A gaoler
Vangelis Maniatis

A shepherd boy
Evita Chioti

Spoletta
Yannis Kalyvas

 

With the Orchestra, Chorus and Children’s Chorus of the GNO, as part of its educational mission

English

Tosca by Puccini, Nuo (2024/2024), Režisierius Hugo De Ana,, Dirigentas Lukas Karytinos, Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Athens, Greece

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