Roxy Dinner Show

The Roxy Dinner Show, with a capacity for 680 people, is a concert hall created to provide an immersive multi-sensory experience that connects the audience to Brazilian culture through an innovative light design project involving a luminous dome that interacts with the performances. The main show, "Aquele Abraço," is directed by Abel Gomes, known for the ceremonies at the Rio 2016 Olympics. Aimed at all ages, the show celebrates the diversity and joy of Brazil, bringing to the stage rhythms and cultural expressions, from samba to funk, and varied artistic manifestations, such as poetry and street art. The show is conducted by the Roxy Band and features a cast of 60 artists, including singers, actors, dancers and musicians. The stage direction and choreography are by Priscilla Mota and Rodrigo Negri, and the script is by Leonardo Bruno. The musical direction, by Pretinho da Serrinha, includes a repertoire of more than 50 national songs, while the costumes are by Leonardo Bora and Gabriel Haddad, with 350 exclusive costumes. The Roxy Dinner Show experience starts at 7:30 pm, from Wednesday to Sunday, with a dinner signed by chef Danilo Parah, who offers a menu in the Copacabana package, including two starters, three main courses and two desserts. While the public enjoys dinner, a trio from the Roxy Band plays classics from Bossa Nova and Brazilian popular music. At 9.30pm, the show starts, lasting 1h40, creating a complete evening of entertainment. Chef Danilo Parah is responsible for creating the menu, which will be renewed each season by guest chefs, executed by executive chef Caio Silva. The Roxy's kitchen occupies 800 m² and meets the highest gastronomic standards, on a par with the best hotels in the world. Entrepreneur Alexandre Accioly points out that Rio lacked a quality evening entertainment option, and the Roxy Dinner Show was created to fill this gap, with the ambition of becoming the largest show of its kind in the world and a new benchmark in entertainment in Brazil.