Scala Presents: Ciné-Concert

An intimate evening of live music where vintage cinema, gaming culture and a warm atmosphere come together.

Enjoy an evening with clarinetist Filippo Zaccaria and pianist Aruth Masrangsan while you dine in our cozy foodbar. A unique blend of silent film and live video game music that proves gaming culture belongs on stage – and a menu that's as thoughtfully crafted as the performance.

About Black & White Cuphead:

What happens when vintage cinema meets game music? Clarinetist Filippo Zaccaria and pianist Aruth Masrangsan combine a black-and-white silent film by comedian Fatty Arbuckle with live music from the popular game Cuphead. With sold-out concerts across Europe, this duo proves that game music captivates audiences – even without a controller in hand.

What to expect:
20-minute live ciné-concert performance
Additional four-course dinner available
Intimate theatre setting (24 seats)
International audience from across Amsterdam and beyond
No language barrier – pure visual and musical storytelling

Previous guests loved it:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Incredible performance, delicious food, perfect vibe"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Best entertainment experience I've had in Amsterdam"
This show regularly sells out – book early to secure your spot.

How does the evening work?
Doors open at 18:00. Enjoy food and drinks in our cozy foodbar upstairs. When your show is called, head downstairs to one of our intimate studio theatres for this unique 20-minute ciné-concert. After the show, return upstairs to continue your evening with drinks and conversation. Your table is yours all night.

Practical info:
Duration: 20-minute show + all the time to enjoy delicious food & drinks
Language: No language (visual performance with live music)
Doors open: 18:00

Info: What happens when vintage cinema meets game music? Clarinetist Filippo Zaccaria and pianist Aruth Masrangsan combine a black-and-white silent film by comedian Fatty Arbuckle with live music from the popular game Cuphead. With sold-out concerts across Europe, this duo proves that game music captivates audiences – even without a controller in hand.

Info: What happens when vintage cinema meets game music? Clarinetist Filippo Zaccaria and pianist Aruth Masrangsan combine a black-and-white silent film by comedian Fatty Arbuckle with live music from the popular game Cuphead. With sold-out concerts across Europe, this duo proves that game music captivates audiences – even without a controller in hand.

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