On Sunday 9 May at 6 pm, lovers of musicals have a not-to-be-missed ‎appointment with the Symphony Band and the singers Mone Teruel and Sergi ‎Albert in L’Auditori de Barcelona’s Hall 1, Pau Casals. ‎

The concert, to be conducted by José Rafael Pascual-Vilaplana, will ‎introduce the audience to the greatest works from musicals performed in London’s ‎West End and New York’s Broadway. These pieces have been part of our lives at ‎one time or another, moving us with their theatre productions or film adaptations. Their plots ‎have transcended generations of audiences worldwide, and both their characters and their ‎songs have become 20th-century icons.‎

One of the most iconic musicals is perhaps The Phantom of the ‎Opera, which was first performed in London in 1986, followed by Broadway ‎in New York a couple of years later. At around the same time, the Dagoll Dagom production ‎with music by Albert Guinovart Mar i cel gave a breath of ‎fresh air to a pre-Olympic city that was also the capital of this musical genre.‎

A must-see concert that will make you revisit your own memories while providing a few ‎surprises, such as Tintin. The Temple of the Sun, a musical based on the ‎adventures of Hergé’s most famous character.‎