About Tosca - Scarborough Spa

The greatest threat to power is love.
Compromise is for the weak: and Tosca is nothing of the sort.
With her artist beau Cavaradossi (Adam Smith) competing for her affections against the sadistic police chief Scarpia (Noel Bouley), Tosca’s (Sinead Campbell Wallace) story becomes intertwined with the tumultuous political landscape of Rome itself.
Already the talk of the town, opera singer Tosca becomes increasingly desperate to stop Scarpia’s plans and must resort to deadly means to wrest back her freedom from those who would suppress it. After all: when passion and politics collide, love can prove a fatal weakness.
Christof Loy’s production of Tosca sets the roller coaster story of love, lust, murder and intrigue against a production dripping in operatic grandeur, with Puccini’s beautiful score conducted by one of Britain’s finest young conductors, Leo Hussain.
With a dramatic story line and Puccini’s richly romantic score, book your opera tickets now for Tosca: one of the world’s most famous operas.
Production from The Finnish National Opera and Ballet

Occurrences

Swipe left or right to view occurrence info
Occurrence Date & TimeTicket PriceTicket Link
Friday 12 February 7:30pm Standard: Book Now

More like this

The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins
Harrogate - Heart

The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins - The Royal Hall

26 Feb 27

You may know her as Bake-Off Sue, Taskmaster Sue, Just A Minute Sue, or…

The Christmas Orchestra
Selby - Heart

The Christmas Orchestra - Selby Abbey

25 Nov 26

Experience the magic of Christmas as The Christmas Orchestra comes to town…

Olivia Graham Celtic Carols
Howardian Villages - Moors

Celtic carols by Candlelight

12 Dec 26

An evening of traditional Christian music drawn from Celtic corners of the…

Visit North Yorkshire logo
Skipton

Count Dracula by Ted Tiller - Skipton Little…

13 Oct - 17 Oct 26

When an ancient evil crosses from the shadows of Transylvania into the…

Stay up to date

Sign up to receive North Yorkshire inspiration direct to your inbox

A woman looks out over the Yorkshire Dales