Bach in Space in Rome

Q: How long is the concert?

About 75 minutes, with no interval.

Q: Is it indoors?

Yes, the concert takes place in an indoor theatre.

Q: Can I take photos or videos?

No, photos and videos aren’t allowed during the concert.

Q: Do I need to print my ticket?

No, your ticket is validated directly in the Fever app.

Q: Can I get a refund or change my date?

Tickets are non-refundable, but you can exchange them for another date or time up to 48 hours before the start, subject to availability.

Q: Can I transfer my ticket?

Yes, for free. Use “Transfer Tickets” in the Fever app or contact support with your order number.

Q: When should I arrive?

Doors open 30 minutes before the start. Seats are first come, first served within your zone, so arriving early is a good idea.

Q: Is there an age limit?

Children under 6 can’t attend. Ages 6 to 13 must be accompanied by an adult; ages 14 and up may attend alone.

Q: Are animals allowed?

Only service dogs are allowed in the auditorium.

Duration: ~75 minutes

Experience: Immersive concert

Ages: 6+ | <14 w/ adult

Seating: First-come, first-served

From

€20.00

In short What to expect

The universe and Bach's music have something in common: neither can be fully measured, only felt. Bach in Space brings them together. Experience stunning NASA and ESA footage filling a giant screen as a pianist performs Bach live, from The Goldberg Variations to The Well-Tempered Clavier. Powerful, delicate, always surprising. A concert you see as much as you hear. Organizer: Alegria Konzert GmbH

Experience highlights

Lose yourself in the cosmos
Real NASA and ESA footage of galaxies and planets, larger than life on a giant screen
Let Bach be your travel companion
Bach’s masterpieces, played live by renowned concert pianists
Two infinities, one night
The vastness of space meets the precision of Bach, and they move in perfect sync
A universe of possibilities
Date night, a culture fix, or a gift for someone who loves space and music

On the day How it works

Arrive a little early
Doors close when the show starts, and latecomers won't be admitted. Please arrive 30 minutes early.
Take your seat
Head to your designated zone, get comfortable and prepare for liftoff
3, 2, 1... Bach
The lights go down, the first notes play, and the universe fills the screen

About the venueGhione

The Ghione Theater, near the Vatican, alternates between classics and modern, incl. Wilde, Pirandello, Shakespeare and Goldoni. It also hosts musical concerts. Founded and directed by actress Ileana Ghione until her death in 2005, with 468 seats it offers a comfortable and intimate atmosphere for performances.