"I Like It Loud" breaks with classic stagings and focuses on an immersive experience: point-of-view perspective, interactive light impulses, cinematic soundscapes—the goal is not a simple entrance, but a shared moment between team and audience.

The opening is close, intimate, almost ritualistic—carried by light, body, breath. Rhythm and fragments intensify the moment as energy and anticipation build. Sound, image, and movement layer upon each other, leading to a collective release—a shift from inside to outside, from focus to explosiveness. The highlight: a visually and acoustically synchronized transition from film to live situation—the curtain opens, both in the arena and on screen. Fiction meets reality. The film becomes the moment.