The Pereyra Theater opened its doors in Ibiza on April 6, 1899. Since then 125 years have passed, although the main hall has been closed for the last 37 years. Now, after an ambitious renovation project, it is ready and as good as new to reopen its doors.
Pedro Matutes, CEO of Sirenis Hotels & Resorts and owner of the historic building; and Nacho Cano, its artistic director, recently announced that the Pereyra will reopen its doors on May 3, but it will be the following day when the ‘Ibiza Hippie Heaven’ show will be officially presented, which will be by invitation for family and friends.
The other key date is the may 18which is when the dinner show with live music will premiere ibiza Hippie Heavenby Nacho Cano, which will be performed throughout the summer season until mid-October.
Ticket prices
Tickets to attend the show are already available on the website entradas.com, but the first one to be purchased is for the sunday, May 19.
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The price of the most economical one is that of the Chicken coopand costs 50 euros with one drink. The Platea is 250 euros and includes seating and a table, with a minimum of 2 people per table and a maximum of 8. This ticket includes food and beverage consumption of 150 euros. The most expensive ticket is the Boxwhich is on sale for 750 euros, which includes drinks and food for 450 euros. This ticket allows access for one, two or three people, who must enter the theater together.
But prices change in high season (July and August). The Gallinero will cost 70 euros, the Platea 400 euros and the Palco 1,000 euros, with the same conditions as explained above.
The show, in English
The tickets.com website includes a box highlighted in yellow with the following information: “Important: show in English with Spanish subtitles. During the public show, Teatro Pereyra will take general images of the venue and spectators for its own promotional purposes, with full respect for the right to honor, personal privacy and self-image”.
Regarding the dress code, Teatro Pereyra explains: “Dress as you like but with taste. Teatro Pereyra is the temple of live music in Ibiza, don’t be out of place”, although it is forbidden to wear beachwear or “sloppy” clothing.
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