See it if you like bold music that tells the story as it has been performed for a century with a spectacular staging.
Don't see it if you do not have patience for how a story is told in operatic form or do not appreciate the classical music.
See it if you like melodrama at its finest. The acting and singing are superb in this opera. The set is wonderful and takes you to Rome.
Don't see it if you do not like melodrama or you like only comedy in your operas. Read more
See it if you ove grand opera. The three casts are splendid. Different but all wonderful. A great introduction to opera for anyone new to the art form
Don't see it if you do not like opera, drama, or passion. That is what Tosca is all about and what you will get. No minimalism here; larger than life
See it if You want to see a masterful production of a classic opera with fabulous talent at the gorgeous Met - IN PERSON!!
Don't see it if you don't like classic opera, can't sit through over 3 hours with your mask on. You can't appreciate the majesty of classic opera at the Met
See it if You enjoy opera with beautiful sets and exquisite singing. It is a traditional opera so the story is a bit dated.
Don't see it if You enjoy more contemporary stories, don’t like opera or prefer plays.
See it if Saw the opera at the Met in NYC, given the opportunity, it is a MUST see.
Don't see it if If you can not understand the language in Spanish and Italian and there is some German
See it if you’re an opera fan and enjoy warhorses when they’re performed extremely well
Don't see it if you don’t like opera or are tired of the classics. But see this one anyway, it is that well done
See it if you enjoy opera, easy-to-follow plots, and tragic love stories.
Don't see it if you want a happy ending, you dislike subtitles/translations, or you prefer spoken dialogue to singing.
"Critic's Pick!...Yet starting with the opening measures, chilling orchestral chords that represent the villainous Scarpia, this performance abounded in crackling energy, sure-paced suspense, romantic reverie and thrilling singing from Radvanovsky and Jagde."
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