Two captivating hours taking you on an extraordinary journey through the history and music of the Fab Four. A show born from thecombination of the impeccable performance of The Beatbox and the narrative charm of Carlo Massarini, creating a show that masterfully blends live music with compelling stories of those who revolutionised the history of music and beyond. Throughout the five acts that make up the show, Carlo Massarini guides the audience on a journey of discovery through the most fascinating anecdotes and curiosities of the extraordinary adventure of the four baronets of Liverpool. Nothing is left to chance: every detail is attended to with extreme precision, from the original period instrumentation — identical to that used by the Beatles in their legendary concerts and studio sessions — to the costume and make-up changes, faithfully recreating the atmosphere and unmistakable style of that magical era. The show, which draws on the memories and discoveries of different generations, aims to bring the enthusiasm and positivity of the legendary 1960s back to the stage. The set list traces their greatest hits from their early days at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, through the Rubber Soul and Revolver periods, right up to the masterpieces that preceded the band’s break-up in 1970. The Beatbox faithfully reproduce the hits from the Beatles’ discography with extraordinary precision, recreating for the audience the sonic, vocal and visual impact of the legendary quartet. The result is an ageless experience, capable of engaging a diverse audience: from those nostalgic for the 1960s to the younger generations, proving that the Beatles’ music is truly timeless. A thrilling two-hour concert during which you’ll be able to relive iconic tracks such as She Loves You, A Hard Day’s Night, Yesterday, Twist and Shout, Hey Jude, Come Together, Let It Be, All You Need Is Love, to name but a few. There’ll also be some real treats for fans and the curious alike, as well as many other milestones in modern music. Fun is guaranteed. Take it from John, Paul, George and Ringo.