Puccini

Tosca

21 May - 22 June; 4 - 30 August

Passion, blood and betrayal in Puccini’s tragic thriller.

Rome trembles under Scarpia’s iron fist. Only the diva Tosca dares defy him – but in a corrupt world, love is no match for power. This high-stakes love story, with its sweepingly romantic score, is staged at Glyndebourne for the first time.   

The opening cast includes Caitlin Gotimer as Floria Tosca, Matteo Lippi as Mario Cavaradossi and Vladislav Sulimsky as Baron Scarpia, with Robin Ticciati conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

The second cast will be conducted by Jordan de Souza and will feature Natalya Romaniw as Floria Tosca, Atalla Ayan as Mario Cavaradossi and Alfred Walker as Baron Scarpia. See full cast and creative team details here.

Sung in Italian with English supertitles.


Performance timings

Timings are subject to change.

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21 & 30 May
3, 6, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22 June
Grounds open: 3.30pm
Opera starts: 5.30pm
Interval (20 mins): 6.15pm
Opera resumes: 6.35pm
Interval (90 mins): 7.15pm
Opera resumes: 8.45pm
Opera ends: 9.15pm
24 May
4,7, 10, 13, 15, 18, 20, 24, 27, 30 August

Grounds open: 2.00pm
Opera starts: 4.00pm
Interval (20 mins): 4.45pm
Opera resumes: 5.05pm
Interval (90 mins): 5.45pm
Opera resumes: 7.15pm
Opera ends: 7.45pm


Creative team

Conductor
Robin Ticciati (21 May – 22 June)
Jordan de Souza (4 – 30 August)

Director
Ted Huffman

Set Designer
Nadja Sofie Eller

Costume Designer
Astrid Klein

Lighting Designer
DM Wood

London Philharmonic Orchestra

The Glyndebourne Chorus

Cast includes

Floria Tosca
Caitlin Gotimer (21 May – 22 June)
Natalya Romaniw (4 – 30 August)

Mario Cavaradossi
Matteo Lippi (21 May – 22 June)
Atalla Ayan (4 – 30 August)

Baron Scarpia
Vladislav Sulimsky (21 May – 22 June)
Alfred Walker (4 – 30 August)

Cesare Angelotti
Kristian Lindroos

Sacristan
Federico De Michelis 

Spoletta
Didier Pieri

Sciarrone
Michael Ronan


Support led by Simon and Harriet Patterson
With a Syndicate and Circle of Individuals

Bring world-class opera to the stage

To find out more about production support for Festival 2026 here
or contact our Director of Development, Helen McCarthy for an informal chat:
call 01273 815032 or email helen.mccarthy@glyndebourne.com


Main image: D-Keine/Getty Images. Image design by Louise Richardson

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