The story of a beautiful and fragile singer Tosca, a passionate painter Cavaradossi and sadistic police chief Scarpia with captivating melodies by Giacomo Puccini that have become immortal.

J.W. Goethe's novel The Sorrows of Young Werther, about a noble and passionate young man tormented by the torture of unrequited love, who ultimately chooses to end his own life, struck Germany at the end of the 18th century like a minor earthquake. It became a “cult” book among the youth of the time and profoundly influenced their emotional outlook on life.

Opera Roberto Devereux draws the theme from English history and it is the third portrayal of the Queen Elizabeth I.

At the peak of his success, the author of the greatest operetta favourites Die Csárdásfürstin and Gräfin Mariza set to work on musically and dramaturgically unconventional piece. We see Charleston and Slowfox competing with Vienna Waltz and Hungarian Czardas, just like characters from old Europe compete with the characters from the new world.

The only opera by significant composer Ludwig van Beethoven received three different versions, and three separate premieres. However, only the last one, from 1814, on which the composer worked for 12 years, gained general admiration and was accepted by the European opera audience.

Another excellent combination of two geniuses - Giuseppe Verdi and William Shakespeare. A world-famous tragedy in a brilliantly reconstructed musical form.