Puccini’s melodrama about a volatile diva, a sadistic police chief, and an idealistic artist has offended and thrilled audiences for more than a century. Critics, for their part, have often had problems with Tosca’s rather grungy subject matter, the directness and intensity of its score, and the crowd-pleasing dramatic opportunities it provides for its lead roles. But these same aspects have also made Tosca one of a handful of iconic works that seem to represent opera in the public imagination. For tickets ($15-25), call or visit the box office at The Ridgefield Playhouse, (203) 438-5795, or order online at ridgefieldplayhouse.org.
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URINETOWN
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THE LION IN WINTER
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RUSH: Fifty Something
Mohegan Sun (11/1 - 11/1) | |
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THE FATHER
POWERHOUSE THEATRE IN WAVENY PARK (4/24 - 5/10) | |
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Disney's Fantasia
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Riley Green at XFINITY Theatre
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Visual and Performing Arts Center at WCSU (5/1 - 5/10) | |
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Amélie
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The Cellos of Lumos
The Westport Library (2/8 - 2/8) | |
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