Treachery and love in grand opera style

Theatregoers looking to engulf themselves in an explosive tale of love and treachery have a treat in store at Warwick Arts Centre.
By The Newsroom
Published 22nd Apr 2016, 13:49 BST
Updated 22nd Apr 2016, 16:14 BST
Tosca is directed as a Gothic, Victorian horror storyTosca is directed as a Gothic, Victorian horror story
Tosca is directed as a Gothic, Victorian horror story

Puccini’s opera Tosca comes to the venue on Friday April 29 at 7.30pm.

Set against the backdrop of Rome, the Napoleonic Wars and a corrupt Italian regime, the tale is told by international soloists, full orchestra and a highly praised chorus including a boys’ choir with a choirboy solo.

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It also features some of the best-love music in opera, including the arias Vissi d’arte and E Lucevan le Stelle,

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Directed as a Gothic, Victorian horror story, Tosca is an epic tale of true love and treachery. In order to save her love from execution, Tosca must enter into a deal of seduction with the Chief of Police, an arrangement that ends fatally for all.

The Ellen Kent production is presented by Opera & Ballet International. Opera and Ballet International have previously taken productions to venues including the Royal Albert Hall, London and Leeds Castle.

Tickets range from £27 to £37. Call 024 7652 4524 to book.

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