Tosca has everything great opera should have: gorgeous music, high emotion and grand tragedy – Pacific Symphony

Tosca has everything great opera should have: gorgeous music, high emotion and grand tragedy. World-class opera stars join Pacific Symphony in a semi-staged concert production of Puccini’s electrifying tale.


	Carl St.Clair	Claire Rutter	Brian Jagde	George Gagnidze

Hal & Jeanette Segerstrom Family Foundation
Classical Series
Thu, Sat & Tue • Feb. 21, 23 & 26 • 8 p.m.
Preview Talk with Alan Chapman at 7 p.m.
Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall

Carl St.Clair – conductor
Eric Einhorn, stage director

CAST
Claire Rutter – Tosca
Brian Jagde – Cavaradossi
George Gagnidze – Scarpia
Ryan Kuster – Angelotti
Dennis Petersen – Spoletta
Michael Gallup – Sacristan
Ralph Cato – Sciarrone
Emmanuel Miranda – Jailer
Pacific Chorale — John Alexander, artistic director
Southern California Children’s Chorus — Lori Loftus, director

Opera’s most tempestuous tale of love, deception and political intrigue comes alive as Pacific Symphony takes Puccini’s passionate and beautiful music out of the pit and onto the stage to reveal the composer’s brilliant orchestration. This semi-staged production features world-class opera stars and includes acting, staging, suggested props and costumes, as well as projected scenes on a 90-foot screen.

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Pacific Symphony
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Santa Ana, CA 92704