New dates for dance, light and Tchaikovsky with “We call it Ballet” in Seville

In the Italian courts of the 15th century, ballet was a form of entertainment at high nobility events. And now, it is covered with sparkles in the form of LED lights to bring that brightness to the Andalusian capital of the XXI century with the new dates of “We call it Ballet” in Seville. A dance show that unites modernity with the most classical choreography in a unique narrative of the famous work of Tchaikovsky. An unforgettable experience both for ballet lovers and for those who want to approach this dance for the first time.

A new opportunity to feel the magic of seeing pirouettes, pliés and arabesques live and that will take place in the Nissan Cartuja Auditorium. An emblematic place that will become the ideal setting to enjoy Sleeping Beauty during the coming months on selected dates. But be careful because seats are limited, so book your tickets before they run out (for the second time)!

What is “We call it Ballet”?

In addition to being a light show with an original interpretation of the ballet experience, “We call it Ballet” wants to pay homage to dance itself. LED lights, used to highlight each movement of the dancers, enhance the story, making it even more exciting.

Of course, there will be no shortage of traditional elements such as classical choreography and Tchaikovsky’s beautiful music, adapted to a 60-minute show. The LED lights incorporated into the dancers ‘ costumes are a modern twist on an established format.

The ballet, its narrative and the spectacle.

Since the 15th century, theatrical dance has changed in many ways. In keeping with this spirit of change, “We call it Ballet” includes a narrator and original costumes to enhance the performance. There is no risk of getting lost in the story of Princess Aurora because the narrator intervenes at the highlights. In addition, the lights change color according to the mood and illuminate the pliés and jumps “en l’air”.