Three magnificent Royal Opera productions of three of Puccini’s greatest operas. John Copley’s iconic La bohème brings the Paris of the 1830s to life in vivid detail; Jonathan Kent’s atmospheric and naturalistic Tosca evokes the turbulence of Rome in 1800; and Andrei Serban’s visually stunning Turandot is a glorious tribute to Puccini’s last and grandest creation.

Featuring a host of international opera stars, this collection is brimming with the drama and sumptuous music that have made Puccini one of the world’s most popular opera composers.

Contents:
LA BOHÈME (2001)
Cast:
- Rodolfo: Teodor Ilincăi
- Mimì: Hibla Gerzmava
- Marcello: Gabriele Viviani
- Musetta: Inna Dukach
The Royal Opera Chorus
The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Andris Nelsons
Stage director: John Copley

TOSCA (2013)
Cast:
- Floria Tosca: Angela Gheorghiu
- Mario Cavaradossi: Jonas Kaufmann
- Baron Scarpia: Bryn Terfel
- Cesare Angelotti: Lukas Jakobski
The Royal Opera Chorus
The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Antonio Pappano
Director: Jonathan Kent

TURANDOT (2013)
Cast:
- Princess Turandot: Lise Lindstrom
- The Unknown Prince (Calaf): Marco Berti
- Liù: Eri Nakamura
- Timur: Raymond Aceto
- Ping: Dionysios Sourbis
The Royal Opera Chorus
The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Henrik Nánási
Director: Andrei Serban

"Lise Lindstrom is pretty much the ideal Ice Princess performance" - BBC Music Magazine (Turandot)

"Andris Nelsons conducts a well-paced performance." - Gramophone (La bohème)

Sound format: 2.0LPCM + 5.1(5.0) DTS
Subtitles:
- La Boheme (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian)
- Tosca (Italian, German, French, Spanish, English, Japanese)
- Turandot (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Korean)