How long is the performance?

The program runs approximately 90 minutes; check-in and door times are listed on your booking confirmation.

What is the minimum age?

Recommended minimum age is 13; parents should confirm suitability for younger teens.

Is photography allowed?

Photography policies vary—flash and disruptive recording are discouraged; check the venue rules on arrival.

Where is the meeting point?

Check-in and meeting point are listed as the Theatre of Digital Art (TODA); arrive early to locate entrances and seating.

Are there accessibility accommodations?

Accessibility details are not provided here—contact the TODA box office or the booking page for specific needs.

Can I get a refund or exchange?

Ticketing, cancellation, and refund policies are managed by the booking platform; consult your purchase confirmation or the FareHarbor booking link.

Queen Reimagined: Piano & Voice at TODA Dubai | Theater | Events

In the Theatre of Digital Art (TODA) in Dubai, an evening-sized room becomes something like a private salon: a piano at center stage, a single voice, and immersive visuals that change what you expect from arena rock. The Show Must Go On: Queen Tribute on Piano and Voice is a 90‑minute program that shrinks Queen’s stadium anthems into a close, emotionally charged chamber performance. Pianist Nikolai Mishchenko’s arrangements strip songs back to harmony and texture while vocalist Enzo S captures the drama in intimate phrasing, turning “The Show Must Go On,” “A Kind of Magic,” and “Who Wants to Live Forever” into moments you can feel in your ribs. TODA’s format is part gallery and part concert hall: digital canvases and projection fields wrap the room and amplify small gestures—piano hammers, inhalations, a phrase held long enough to change its meaning. That light and image play becomes a character in the performance, altering scale so that a lyric can feel like a confession or an epic chorus can read as a private vow. For visitors to Dubai, this is a distinct cultural cross‑section: contemporary performance set against a city best known for skyline spectacles. The experience is compact and direct. The event runs 90 minutes with an 8 PM start on 26 April 2026; check‑in details list TODA as the meeting point. Recommended minimum age is 13. Seating is intimate by design—expect to be close enough to read the performer's expressions. That proximity makes the program ideal for music lovers who want to experience interpretive nuance rather than a recreation of Queen’s stage theatrics. What makes this show special for Dubai’s arts scene is the collision of forms: chamber music sensibility, reimagined rock repertoire, and site‑specific digital design. It’s not a karaoke tribute or a cover band; it’s a rearrangement that exposes the bones of familiar songs. The result highlights lyrics, harmony, and dynamic contour in ways that reward attentive listening. Plan to arrive early to explore the venue’s projection lobby and to settle into one of the closer rows; sound mixes differently depending on where you sit. Photography rules may vary—respect the performers and the immersive media. Accessibility and ticketing details are not provided here; guests should consult the booking page or the TODA box office. If you’re visiting Dubai and want an evening that reframes a legendary catalog, this performance is a rare, intimate way to hear Queen’s music anew. Bring printed or mobile tickets, photo ID, and consider earplugs if you are sensitive to low‑frequency piano resonance; conversation after the show often drifts into the lobby where projections continue, making it a rewarding place to linger and discuss the arrangements with fellow listeners. Seats often sell quickly.

About Theatre of Digital Art Laser Shows

Theatre of Digital Art Laser Shows in Dubai presents immersive 360° laser and projection experiences that combine live performance, music, and visual art. The venue programs a diverse roster of shows covering family entertainment, classical concerts, cultural tributes, jazz and flamenco evenings, sound healing sessions, and breathwork meditations. Featured events include "Alice in Wonderland 360°," "Kids & Classics," "Lebanese Music Night: A Tribute to Icons," and "Legends & Fantasies with UAE Philharmonic Orchestra."

Performances pair live musicians and vocalists named on the schedule, including Majd Khattar, Olesia Glants, Oleg Poliansky, Gian Carlo, Yana Uspenskaya, Sofia Galas, and Nikolai Mishchenko, and collaborate with creative groups such as Creative House "VIGVAM." Visual production techniques include projection mapping and full 360° immersive visuals that transform the performance space. Programming also features experiential wellness offerings: "Sound Journey to Ancestors" uses rhythmic drums and overtone singing, while "9D Breathwork Meditation" offers guided multidimensional breathwork in an immersive environment. The venue stages theatrical and educational productions such as "Flamenco Odyssey," "Чайка (The Seagull)," "The Fixies: Tech it Easy!," and family-oriented storytelling like "Alice in Wonderland 360°." Each event emphasizes a clear artistic or educational theme so audiences can select experiences by interest. Theatre of Digital Art Laser Shows operates in Dubai with ticketed public events. Event information, performer lineups, and scheduling are published per event to guide visitors. For patrons seeking immersive multimedia concerts, cultural nights, classical recitals, or guided wellness sessions, this Dubai venue offers a focused program blending live artistry with advanced visual production.