Ballet is one of those dance forms that leaves us in awe with every step. Pliés, pirouettes, and arabesques now shine with a light of their own to the rhythm of Tchaikovsky’s timeless masterpiece with Ballet of Lights in Monterrey. A breathtaking show in which the dancers’ costumes are covered in lights, turning every step into a flash of light.
And the Teatro Versalles is the venue chosen to bring this unique experience to life—the perfect setting to tell the timeless story of Sleeping Beauty. We recommend booking your tickets in advance if you don’t want to miss this show, which will take place on just a few select dates.

What is Ballet of Lights?
Although ballet has long been considered a sophisticated dance form reserved for a certain social class, Ballet of Lights offers you the opportunity to discover this art form, amplifying every gesture and movement of the dancers through luminous, color-changing costumes. On the stage of the Versalles Theater, experience a spectacle of dance and light and enjoy a 60-minute version of Tchaikovsky’s iconic work.
Ballet, Its Narrative, and the Performance
Ballet originated in the courts of Renaissance Italy in the 15th century, before developing in France and Russia. Much more than just a dance, this art form also tells stories through its music, costumes, and set design. In *Ballet of Lights*, the dancers’ costumes will light up to accompany their delicate movements and draw you into the story of *Sleeping Beauty*.
Reviews of Ballet of Lights in Monterrey
Audiences around the world have already been captivated by the magic of Ballet of Lights, and their five-star reviews prove it. We’ll update this section soon with feedback from our Monterrey audience, but until then, here are some reviews from attendees in cities across different countries:
Mexico City
“A beautiful show—the music, the dancers, and the lights guide you through the story.” – April 26
Atlanta
“I loved it; it lasted an hour, and the experience in the dark with the lights was wonderful.”
“Loved it—it was an hour long, and the experience in the dark with the lights was wonderful.” – June 21
São Paulo
“Beautiful and fabulous; I cried with emotion at the dancers’ perfection. Unforgettable for the eyes and the heart.”
“Beautiful and fabulous—I cried with emotion at the dancers’ perfection. Unforgettable for the eyes and the heart.” – June 8

Dance takes over Monterrey with Ballet of Lights. Striking a balance between tradition and modernity, this production of Sleeping Beauty at the Teatro Versalles appeals to both ballet enthusiasts and the curious alike. Doors open 30 minutes before the show starts, and seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each section, so arrive well in advance and take your time to settle in and soak up the atmosphere.