Concert halls Balearic Islands

This dinner show offers an acrobatic performance on the theme of piracy. A Cirque du Soleil-style show, on a smaller scale, accompanied by a decent meal, but nothing more, with unlimited drinks. The acting is deliberately exaggerated (for children?). The dialogues are in English, but they are quite few, so you can enjoy the show without understanding all the exchanges. To do if you like this kind of place a bit kitsch.

Maó's main theater - colloquially called "el Principal" by the locals - is one of the island's most important references in terms of culture, and more specifically live performance. The building itself is particularly remarkable, both inside and out. The programming is also of the highest quality, ranging from opera and classical music performances to more modern music concerts. Don't hesitate to consult the program (website) when you're in town.

Open all year from 6 am to 23 am in summer. Show until 1 p. m. coffee shop and champagne bar.

Special holidays and vines of ephebes for future wives burying their lives as "young girl".

Open in the evening all year round. A show restaurant.

Show girls.

Live Music: varieties, jazz, flamenco, country, percussion.

The most prestigious theatre in Mallorca. A true marvel, housed in a 19th-century building. Inaugurated in 1667, it was originally known as the Casa de las Comedias. The current theatre was designed by Mallorcan architect Antoni Sureda i Villalonga and decorated by French set designer Félix Cagé (who also worked at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona). With a rich and varied programme, the municipal theatre hosts opera, theatre, circus, dance and music productions.

A dozen obscure halls in this huge complex dedicated to the 7 ^th art.

The Lío is the trendy restaurant-cabaret in Ibiza. Glamorous, sexy, glittering, the musical show is amazing and very well done, worn by professional singers and dancers. The place itself is gigantic, open to the four winds and seems to float in the marina (with the castle of Dalt Vila as a backdrop), and the plates served by a four-pin service team are rather successful. It is always possible to come and have a drink after 1 am, when the show ends and the place converts into a dance floor.