
Ballant Ballant: 30 years show in Valencia
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Relive the 20th century through music and dance at the Olympia Theatre in Valencia from January 27 to February 14.
«Ballant Ballant: 30 years» looks back over the history of the 20th century through music and dance at the Teatre Olympia in Valencia, from 27 January to 14 February 2027. The title, «30 years», suggests the show marks three decades of work, although the listing does not clarify which company or project it belongs to. The opening performance, on 27 January, is listed at 19:00; the listing gives no details of the times of the remaining performances during the almost three weeks of the run.
What the listing confirms
- Dates: 27 January to 14 February 2027.
- Opening: 27 January, 19:00.
- Venue: Teatre Olympia, carrer de Sant Vicent Màrtir, 44.
- Price: 20 €.
It does not say how many performances there are per week, whether there are afternoon and evening shows on the same day, or the cast, company or director of the show. Nor is it clear whether the price of 20 € applies to all dates, whether it varies at the weekend, or whether there are discounts for groups. With such a long run, these detailed times are usually published week by week on the theatre's official page, nearer each performance.
The Teatre Olympia, opened in 1915, is in the historic centre of the city. To get there, the guide to how to get around Valencia, with the metro and bus lines that reach the centre, is useful. Anyone wanting to combine the show with a stay of several days, given the run of almost three weeks, can check where to stay in Valencia, and for other plans in the city there is the guide to what to do in Valencia.
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