In Milan comes ‘Queen at the Opera’, the rock-symphonic show based on the band’s music

For two years, fans of ‘Queen at the Opera’ have been waiting asking for news to find out when the show would start again, and now the critically celebrated and publicly loved show finally arrives in Milan. ‘Queen at the Opera’ is reborn with the strength of rock, recording sold out at each stage. The next date of the Phoenix Tour is tonight at 9 pm at the Repower Theater in Assago in via Giuseppe di Vittorio, 6 Assago, Milan. A show that debuted with an international tour in 2015, collecting standing ovations and sold out until two years ago, when it had to stop at the peak of its success. A beating of the feet in unison like a heartbeat is what Queen had promised to the cry of ‘We will rock you’ and that the production of DuncanEventi wanted to keep, continuing the legend. For the Milan date a show renewed in the arrangements and in the visual show. The rock band formula remains unchanged, together with the live orchestra, the singers and the soprano, for a performance that sees more than 40 artists on stage and in the audience that is an integral part of this unique experience. Extended lyrical registers of soprano voices mingle with biting rock, acrobatic arpeggios of the electric guitar blend with the delicate sweetness of the strings, while the singers’ voices are composed. Born from an idea of ​​Simone Scorcelletti who is still the artistic director and producer with DuncanEventi, ‘Queen At The Opera’ is entirely based on the legendary Queen music conducted live by Matteo Vagnarelli. On stage the voices of a vocalist ensemble alternate and among the singers there are real stars of theatrical music such as Luca Marconi, Valentina Ferrari, Alessandro Marchi, Luana Fraccalvieri and Giada Sabellico. Timeless classics like ‘We are the champions’,’ Barcelona ‘,’ Bohemian rhapsody ‘,’ We will rock you ‘,’ The show must go on ‘,’ Radio ga ga ‘,’ A kind of magic ‘,’ Under pressure ‘,’ Another one bites the dust ‘, remain the backbone, reliving each time in their splendor, thanks to the powerful and elegant sound fusion of the symphonic mixed with rock. Lights, and visual effects complete the show. The tour includes stops in various Italian arenas. After the show in Milan ‘Queen at the Opera’ it will be on April 2 at the Teatro Nuovo Giovanni in Udine, on April 9 at the Ponchielli Theater in Cremona, on April 26 at the Verdi Theater in Brindisi, on April 27 at the Orfeo theater in Taranto, April 28 at the Team Theater in Bari, May 7 at the Tuscany Hall in Florence, May 14 at the Teatro delle Muse in Ancona, June 25 in Rock in Roma, August 5 in Lecce, August 6 in Macerata, September 25 in Catanzaro.