Boutique Dinner Dance show lights up the evenings at Milan’s Marchese. The city’s hottest Roman restaurant proves over the years to be increasingly attentive to new trends and to creating synergies with the artistic world.
Thus the Boutique Dinner Dance show is experience within the restaurant experience, sexy, inclusive, emotional.
A pair of dancers, from Italian Dance Studio https://www.facebook.com/italiandancestudio/?locale=it_IT, take the stage with small dance shows, a moment of entertainment designed to accompany dinner, not interrupt it.
It is an elegant and engaging event that lights up the room every Wednesday night to the rhythm of rumba, cha cha cha, modern, and tango. Different dance styles and a cross-cultural music selection in 4/5 outings.
The choreography byItalian Dance Studio, under the artistic direction of Angelo Madonia, is designed specifically to complement a hospitality experience amidst gastronomic itineraries and quality mixology.
The two dancers twirl among the tables and create a special energy.
- A restaurant with scenic impact
The Marquis of Via Bossi,https://www.ilmarchesemilano.it/ the second location of Davide Solari and Lorenzo Renzi’s well-known Roman venue-which is joined by locations by the sea (Poltu Quatu) and in the mountains (Courmayeur)-is housed in a neoclassical-style building within walking distance of the Duomo and Piazza della Scala.
The venue’s central hall is an oval courtyard with columns and becomes the centerpiece of Italian Dance Studio’s stage.
A scenic backdrop with a kitchen and cocktail bar overlooking the room forms one with the Dinner Show and a tale of taste beauty and art.
- The convivial table
The Marchese is known for his convivial spirit, which has brought a piece of Romanity to Milan, starting with traditional dishes from the capital such as carbonara and amatriciana and a few more creative expressions homage to the host city such as Milano Roma risotto with saffron and coda alla vaccinara.
An enjoyable table without too many frills but in a refined setting, with a sometimes sumptuous design accompanied by polite but not stiff service. Velvet sofas, marble tables, crystal and brass chandeliers, the perfect setting to create a vibe of pleasant expectation as you taste the courses of de Marchese’s cuisine.
Hard to tell because every show must be experienced live. Dance is still an under-explored world in the fine-dining industry. Yet there is a rich history of fascination around cabarets, think of Moulin Rouge born in Paris in the 1950s, or even the tango show between tables also born in Buenos Aires and then imported that too to Milan among other cities.
Italian Dance Studio brings to the Marquis a contemporary evolution of the dance show, made up of classic but also modern steps, same goes for music and costumes
- A complete experience of more than just dancing
And it is because of the magic of the gestures and movements of the Italian Dance Studio dancers that the evening conquers a higher level in the experiential journey.
Because eating well is already a sublime experience. If this ritual is harmoniously enlivened by quality artistic expressions, it is easy to elevate oneself to an aesthetic experience.
Wednesday evening becomes a time that completes the desire for the good and the beautiful, for the pleasure of the senses, from taste to visual emotions.
- Why the choice to bring dance to a restaurant.
In fact, Italian Dance Studio Productions creates experiences in which dance dialogues with contemporary contexts, becoming an integral part of the environment and experience.
The “Mini Dinner Show Boutique” at Marchese Milano, is a choreographic intervention designed to create a distinctive atmosphere in line with the identity of the venue.
Italian Dance Accademy’s dance nights at Il Marchese Milano are the work of the Seta Studio agency.
- Notes on the Mini Dinner Dance Show
Dance nights will continue throughout April and throughout May (until the last Wednesday in May).
Tel. 02 58124986 Via dei Bossi, No. 3 – Milan
