Being able to get a ticket for a concert or an important event as soon as the sale has opened seems like an undertaking for a select few: anyone who has tried it has often found themselves having to deal with endless minutes of waiting, carts unable to fill up and empty themselves from alone for no apparent reason and unavailable seats that were visible and purchasable up to a thousandth of a second before. It goes without saying that the same fate befell all the people who tried to grab a place to attend the two semifinals and the grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2022., which will be held at the Pala Alpitur in Turin on 10, 12 and 14 May. Those who tuned into the TicketOne platform since the morning of Thursday 7 April could choose between the Jury Showthat is the dress rehearsals, and the Live Showthat is the live show.
The price ranges were from 30 to 150 euros for the semifinals and from 200 to 350 euros for the final: considerable figures – but perhaps this is also right, given that Eurovision is an institution and comes once a year – which have not, however, discouraged spectators eager to grab a seat in the stands or in the stalls, ready to support the Italians Mahmood and Blanco with theirs Chills – song that they had to cut to adapt it to the very strict standards prescribed by the Eurovision regulations – and to enjoy the general splendor of a unique show finally landed in Italy and ready to shine thanks to the three-party run by Alessandro Cattelan, Mika and Laura Pausini. Meanwhile, together with the discontent of those who failed to buy tickets and the classic and shameful online ticket circus, Eurovision 2022 is warming up.
The scenography – as shown by the images shared by the official accounts of the event – is already in the running-in phase, and sees the signature of the multimedia artist and stage designer Francesca Montinaro who, for the occasion, has developed a particular kinetic sun with infinite expressive potential. As for the race, this 66th edition, which will be broadcast on Rai1 on 10, 12 and 14 May with the technical commentary of Gabriele Corsi, Cristiano Malgioglio and the participation of Carolina Di Domenico, will see the participation of 40 countries, with the exception of Russia, which was excluded from the tender for the development of the conflict with Ukraine. the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 is organized by the EBU (European Broadcasting Union), the main world alliance of Public Service Media – with Rai as Host Broadcaster (Guest Broadcaster): the live broadcast, as well as on Rai1, will be visible on RaiPlay and listenable on Rai Radio 2.
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