TICKETS
Stalls € 36.00
Gallery € 36.00
Balcony (unreserved) € 27.00

On Thursday, April 3rd, the show SEARCHING FOR SPIDER-MAN – The Tale of the 883, with Mauro Repetto, will take place at the Teatro Comunale Dino Buzzati.

Some say they’ve seen him as Goofy and Pluto at the entrance of Euro Disney, some have seen him sleeping on the streets of the ghettos in Los Angeles, and some on the skyscrapers of New York. In 1988, Mauro Repetto founded the band 883 together with Max Pezzali. He co-writes with him all the biggest hits, milestones of Italian music. Initially, Mauro was the lead singer, but for a series of reasons, he only expresses himself with a surreal dance behind Max because that’s what their manager Claudio Cecchetto likes. At the peak of success, Mauro rebels and disappears as if by magic until today. The success of the 883 for years has been called Pezzali, but the fans of the 883 continue to hope for Mauro’s return. Repetto remains a memory in the collective imagination of the audience from those years as that crazy sprite who jumped around in the unforgettable videos of “Nord sud ovest est”, “Hanno ucciso l’uomo ragno”, “Sei un mito” and “Come mai”. And yet, he wrote those songs, shaped them, lived them. No one truly knows who Mauro Repetto is, but behind him lies a fascinating world: the world of a romantic dreamer in search of new dreams. Today, Mauro is no longer the blond guy jumping around; he doesn’t regret the past but finally sings his songs, the songs of the 883. He tells of his escape from Italy, his encounter with Spider-Man, and the secret hidden in dreams.
The show, musical and at times comedic, features many of the successful tracks and music videos of the 883 (conceived and directed by the director Salvati). Alongside Mauro Repetto on stage are: Marco Guarnerio, arranger and producer of all the hits of the 883; Célie, a soul singer, and the dark version of Spider-Man, who listens to him and torments him, through a surreal and autobiographical fairy tale.

Pre-sale: Scoppio Spettacoli Tel. 0437 948874

Tickets on sale online: VivaTicket and TicketOne.

Theatrical performance