Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando

Opera Orlando opens its 2023-24 All for Art season On the MainStage with Puccini's tragic masterwork Tosca at Steinmetz Hall.

By: A.A. Cristi Oct. 26, 2023

Opera Orlando opens its 2023-24 All for Art season On the MainStage with Puccini's tragic masterwork Tosca on October 27 at 7:30 p.m. and October 29 at 2 p.m. in Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center.

In preparation for what will be one of Opera Orlando's most ambitious productions to date, the Company has assembled a variety of lead-up events to allow Central Florida audiences to get the most out of Puccini's masterpiece and connect them with the incredible international cast and creative team in town for the production.

Photo Credit: Opera Orlando

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Eleni Calenos

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Eleni Calenos, Daniel Scofield

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Nathan Granner

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Youth Company Ensemble

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Eleni Calenos, Nathan Granner

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Youth Company Ensemble

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Daniel Scofield, David Soto Zambrana, Jose Cuartas

Photos: First Look At TOSCA At Opera Orlando
Daniel Scofield, Stefan Szkafarowsky

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