Raul Cremona presents his show, accompanied on the piano by Marco Castelli, where he proposes a surreal journey in his very long artistic memory, during which bizarre encounters are made: Jacopo Ortis from the comically Gassmanian eloquence, which arises from thatchildhood spent between a game at the oratorio and an evening at the Arena cinema where "Il mattatore" or "I monstri" was screened; Silvano the magician of Milan, a distorted image of the greatest Italian magician, mirror of the artist's first adolescent love; and what about the intolerant and very Milanese Omen that Raul the child learned to know in a Milan that no longer exists?
During the show Raul Cremona, with disenchantment and a hint of nostalgia, gives us a ride on a carousel, sometimes swirling, sometimes poetic, reconfirming that storyteller who, with great originality, uses magic as an art of comic storytelling. Magic, prestidigitation, puns, music, gags, characters, these are the dominants of this show that among its musical references can boast the splendid timelessness of artists such as Kramer, Arigliano and the Quartetto Cetra.
