Royal Opera House's Tosca Revival Receives Acclaim for Standout Performances

The centenary of Puccini's death is marked by a compelling revival featuring Natalya Romaniw, Bryn Terfel, and Seokjong Baek.

The Royal Opera House's 2006 production of Tosca, directed by Jonathan Kent and revived by Simon Iorio, returns for Puccini's centenary year with a refreshed cast and strong performances.
Welsh soprano Natalya Romaniw delivers a commanding portrayal of Tosca, showcasing vocal versatility and emotional depth in her performance.
Bryn Terfel reprises his role as the villainous Scarpia, bringing decades of experience to a chilling and theatrically intense portrayal, despite some vocal wear over time.
South Korean tenor Seokjong Baek impresses as Cavaradossi, delivering powerful and dynamic vocal performances, solidifying his status as a rising star in opera.
Conductor Eun Sun Kim, in her Royal Opera House debut, adds nuanced orchestral textures and pacing, enhancing the dramatic momentum of the production.