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Love, power and betrayal: Tosca rehearsals begin at Austria's St Margarethen quarry

Culture | Euronews RSS Italy 07 July 2026, 08:08 UTC 1h ago

Love, power and betrayal: Tosca rehearsals begin at Austria's St Margarethen quarry — Culture | Euronews RSS

Rehearsals for Tosca at Austria's St Margarethen Quarry are underway, opening an evocative journey into Puccini's Rome, where light and shadow meet faith and revolution.

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