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Tosca Resources

Explore Puccini's Tosca through thought-provoking videos, engaging conversations, and more.

“Her Voice Becomes a Little Bit Like a Blade”
“Her Voice Becomes a Little Bit Like a Blade”

Joyce El-Khoury on faith, instinct, and playing Puccini’s most embattled heroine.

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Three Chords and the Devil
Three Chords and the Devil

Jacques Lacombe on Scarpia’s devilish chords, assisting Bernstein, and the Manhattan Transfer song that taught him about silence.

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Study Guide
Study Guide

Learn more about Puccini's Tosca with our Study Guide.

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Tosca in 60 Seconds
Tosca in 60 Seconds

Luka Kawabata breaks down Puccini's greatest thriller in 60 seconds. Photo: VO's 2026 Production of Tosca. Photo by Emily Cooper.

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Tosca's “Vissi d’arte”
Tosca's “Vissi d’arte”

Luka Kawabata explores one of Puccini's most affecting arias. Photo: Joyce El-Khoury as Tosca in VO's 2026 Production of Tosca. Photo by Emily Cooper.

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Cavaradossi’s “E lucevan le stelle”
Cavaradossi’s “E lucevan le stelle”

Luka Kawabata introduces Cavaradossi’s Act III aria in Tosca. Photo: David Pomeroy as Mario Cavaradossi in VO's 2026 Production of Tosca. Photo by Emily Cooper.

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