In Paris, the magic takes on a special touch: the show is performed where many legendary ballets have played to sold-out crowds, from the Opéra Garnier to the Opéra Bastille. It is here, under the light of Parisian chandeliers, that six local dancers, dressed in illuminated costumes, reimagine the great stories of the collective imagination in color and light. In Paris, Ballet of Lights transports audiences into the worlds of Peter Pan, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty.
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Ballet of Lights in Paris: What shows can you see right now?
Ballet of Lights: Cinderella in a sparkling show
Rediscover the magic of the Cinderella fairy tale in an illuminated dance performance by five talented artists. The famous characters from the story come to life under the lights: the wicked stepsisters, Prince Charming, and of course, Cinderella herself. With sparkling costumes and meticulous choreography, let yourself be enchanted by this spellbinding version of a timeless classic.
What is Ballet of Lights?
Ballet of Lights is a luminous version of an iconic tale, all in a dance performance. Step by step, the costumes encrusted with lights come to life under the expertise of five professional dancers. Fall in love all over again with Cinderella, Peter Pan, and Sleeping Beauty. Cleverly blending tradition and modernity, this 60-minute show invites you to discover this ancient art form.
What Parisians are saying about Ballet of Lights
“A magical show with lights attached to the dancers’ tutus. My 5½-year-old granddaughter was amazed. The magic works, we want more 🥰🤩” June 2025
“Magnificent, sublime! Impressive. Several lifts, very technical movements. Very, very beautiful. The scenes with the sublime music.” August 2025
“Magnificent, a pleasant moment. The costumes are splendid, the lighting very well prepared. The dancers are really good, you are quickly charmed by this ballet.” August 2025
Fall back into childhood and rediscover the almost tragic but ultimately beautiful story of Cinderella with Ballet of Lights. And if you like, the stories of Peter Pan and Sleeping Beauty are also brought to life by Ballet of Lights. There are two performances per evening, but don’t worry, you’ll be home before midnight.
The doors open 30 minutes before the show starts so you have time to settle in comfortably.