Berlusconi “the Italian” becomes a musical and London gets in line to laugh at the erotic deeds of the Knight

Here we are, outside the theatre, a few meters from the gloomy skyscraper where years ago Joseph Mifsud, the mysterious Maltese professor at Rome’s Link University involved in the Russiagate case and now vanished into thin air, hung out. Instead in Italy, for days, even weeks, there has been talk of the new musical “Berlusconi” in London. Everyone wrote about it without seeing it. “Repubblica” on the other hand, together with a few dozen Londoners, attended a preview of one of the final rehearsals – to refine the last details – of the highly anticipated show on the bill from today at the Southwark Playhouse theater, in an alley of the busy roundabout of Elephant & Castle south of the Thames.