Ennio Morricone in Concert

Nov 27, 19:30; Royal Danish Playhouse, Sankt Annæ Pl 36, Cph K; 120kr
If you like western movies or Quentin Tarantino, odds are you have come across Ennio Morricone’s timeless music.

And perhaps peculiarly, given that the great man is performing on December 2, the Royal Theatre is staging a concert with a live orchestra and actors silently performing on stage.

Go on a fateful walk through the desert with music from For a few dollars more, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and more. (DG)




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