Milano, at the Carcano Theater the musical “The Legend of Beauty and the Beast”

Milano, at the Carcano Theater the musical “The Legend of Belle and the Beast”.

After the success of last season he returns to Milano lo spettacolo The Legend of Belle and the Beast produced by Company of the Hour. Saturday 29th April the musical arrives at Carcano Theater with a double appointment at 16.00 pm and 20.30 pm.

With over 40.000 spectators in 35 performances in the major Italian cities, the show signed by Luca Cattaneo, author and director, is preparing to conclude his second season of touring.

The music, all original, was written by Enrico Galimberti – on stage in the role of the Beast – and follow the story of the story, alternating narrative moments in soundtrack style with moments of "pure song". To relive the magical atmospheres of Belle's events, music and songs from the musical are available on all major digital platforms: 21 audio tracks recorded by the cast.

A totally renewed cast for an original show, freely inspired by the fairy tale by Jeanne-Marie Leprince De Beaumont, produced by NOW Company, specialized in family entertainment, which since last year has become a growing production reality in the Italian musical scene.

The events of the sweet Belle return in a new version because even in the stories already known you can find different narrative ideas and make you feel new emotions. We go from laughter to emotion with a story full of surprises where reality mixes with imagination creating the magic that only theater can do.

The choreographies of Silvia De Petri they tell the show and its magical world in a lively and direct way. They are all technically different but complementary choreographic numbers: some sweeter and more romantic, others more dynamic and lively. It is precisely this alternation that makes the musical engaging.

The show has 6 different scenographic settings, designed by Fabrizio Cattaneo, with quick scene changes enriched by over 70 costume changes, created by David Laura Theater Tailoring, which accompany the viewer into the atmosphere of 800th century France.

On stage: Belle (Diletta Belleri), Bestia (Enrico Galimberti), Miguèl (Manuel Diodato), Clotilde/Clarisse (Elisa Priano), Poltrèn (Federico Della Sala), Vitton (Alessio Bendoni), Angélique (Rebecca Comite), Séverine ( Maria Fanelli), Bernard (Alessandro Gaglio), Bruke (Christian Peroni), Moon (Michele Iuliano), Principe (Alessandro Ventre). Ensemble: Chiara Gardini, Christian Peroni, Ilenia De Rosa, Teresa Chieco, Alessandro Ventre, Maria Fanelli, Sarah Corti, Michele Iuliano, Carlotta Fregnan.