Ballet of Lights Buenos Aires is a classical ballet experience that incorporates costumes illuminated with optical lights to transform each scene into a contemporary visual spectacle.
How does putting a new spin on *Sleeping Beauty* sound? *Ballet of Lights* combines classical dance with light-up costumes in a highly visual and modern take, designed to captivate audiences of all ages. After selling out its Buenos Aires debut, the show is now opening with new dates (and limited seating) at the Ciudad Cultural Konex.
What Ballet of Lights shows are currently playing in Buenos Aires?
Sleeping Beauty
Based on Perrault’s famous tale, which inspired one of the most iconic ballets in the classical repertoire, this version explores the divide between light and darkness. The work tells the story of Princess Aurora, marked from birth by the curse of the Fairy Carabosse. After falling into a deep sleep that lasts a century, the entire kingdom is frozen in time, suspended in anticipation of a new awakening.
What is Ballet of Lights?
Ballet of Lights offers a unique approach to ballet, featuring shorter adaptations of well-known stories and a visually engaging production that’s easy to follow. The show brings together six local dancers dressed in illuminated costumes that complement their movements and highlight their pirouettes. The performance lasts approximately 60 minutes and is suitable for all audiences, including children ages 5 and up.
After selling out its opening performances in Buenos Aires, Ballet of Lights returns to the stage with new dates at Ciudad Cultural Konex. In a venue that’s already a staple of Buenos Aires’ cultural calendar, the production revives its blend of ballet, light, and music in an accessible and contemporary format—ideal for those looking for something different to do over the weekend.
Doors open 30 minutes before the show starts, and no one will be admitted once the performance has begun. Seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each section.
