MSC Cruises has revealed an extensive entertainment programme for its upcoming flagship, MSC World Asia, ahead of its Mediterranean debut on December 4.
The ship will feature six theatrical productions, including three new World Theatre shows, a new Panorama Lounge spectacular and 33 musicians performing live across multiple venues daily.
The World Theatre will introduce La NoTte, a cinematic production combining music, dance and storytelling, Sensoria, a sensory journey featuring cirque artistry, and Ritmo Divino, which blends flamenco with contemporary interpretations of Spanish folklore.
Returning favourite Hall of Fame, celebrating famous musical artists, will also make its Mediterranean debut.
At the Panorama Lounge, the new Sunset Symphonic will combine orchestral arrangements of popular music with live vocals, choreography and aerial performances.
It will join Queen Symphonic, a tribute to the legendary rock band featuring a filmed 36-piece orchestra, live musicians and acrobats.
Additional entertainment will span Luna Park, The Harbour and the new Clubhouse, alongside live bands, solo performers and duelling pianos.
Steve Leatham, MSC Cruises Vice President of Entertainment, said the programme would bring together new productions, returning favourites and interactive experiences for guests of all ages.
As the third vessel in the World Class series, MSC World Asia will also introduce 13 new or reimagined experiences and spaces compared with MSC World Europa.
From December, the ship will operate seven-night Mediterranean itineraries visiting Barcelona, Marseille, Genoa, Civitavecchia for Rome, Messina and Valletta.
