Red Show

The Red Show, manufactured by Zaccaria of Bologna, Italy in 1975, is an electro-mechanical single-player machine built around a music/singing theme, with artwork by Lorenzo Rimondini. Gameplay features two flippers, a single pop bumper, five standup targets, and two 6-bank drop targets — a fairly typical feature set for mid-1970s EM pinball.

The game's design reflects its cabaret-inspired theme, evoking the world of a singing performer through its artwork and bright, bold visual style.

Beyond its feature set and manufacture date, detailed historical records about the Red Show are sparse, as is often the case with lesser-documented European EM titles from this era, making it an interesting subject for collectors researching vintage Zaccaria machines.