The hit production tells the story of the Beatles, starting with the backing band and ending with world fame.

In 1960, the four young men named John, Paul, George and Ringo joined forces to form the band "The Beatles". A decade followed in which the so-called "Fab Four" wrote music history and left hits for eternity. To this day, their music continues to cause euphoria around the world. The musical biography "all you need is love!" has already thrilled an audience of millions and brings the magic of this time back to the stages in Germany, Austria and Switzerland - on Wednesday, February 28, 2024 then also in the Wiener Stadthalle.

With an estimated worldwide sales of more than one billion records, the most No. 1 albums and the most successful composer duo Lennon/McCartney in pop history, the Beatles are undoubtedly one of the greatest bands of all time. The musical biography tells in two acts the most important stages of the four boys from Liverpool on their way to world fame: from the first performances in the Star-Club in Hamburg to their last joint and world-famous concert on the roof of the record company Apple Records in London. "all you need is love! - The Beatles Musical" presents all the immortal songs of the Fab Four live with more than 30 hits, bringing the magic of the past back to the present and captivating visitors.

The original band from Las Vegas "Twist & Shout".

Although it is not the originals who perform in the musical produced by Bernhard Kurz, it is their perfectly rehearsed counterparts. The artists are convincing not only because of their professional live singing and the amazing resemblance to the four idols from Liverpool. Their great acting talent also comes into its own in the recurring spoken episodes and short stories. Authentic costumes and historical video feeds make the illusion perfect and take the audience back to the 60s. With songs like "Help," "Love Me Do," "Yesterday" or "Hey Jude," the band "Twist & Shout" from Las Vegas embodies the legendary mushroom heads so authentically that the atmosphere with which the Beatles once captivated the masses comes to life again.