Theater, Shows & Musicals in Central and South America

Set out on a guided tour of Medellín to explore the many facets of tango and tango culture. Visit popular tango spots like Casa Museo Gardeliana, learn the story of tango musician Carlos Gardel and his local legacy, and bask in the beauty of a live tango show at either El Patio del Tango or Restaurante La Rueca. Theater admission and round-trip transport are included.

Inaugurated in 1909, Theatro Municipal is one of the main entertainment venues in Brazil and Latin America. In the last renovation, important areas of Theatro have been restored, highlighting the imposing eagle of 350kg that adorns the top of the building, which received 8,000 sheets of gold 23 carats of gold. Over a little more than a century of history, Theatro Municipal has received great international artists and important names of Brazilian culture.  The design was inspired by the Paris Opera. Since the 1930s, the Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro has been concerned with maintaining its own artistic body. Today it is the only Brazilian cultural institution to simultaneously maintain a choir, a symphony orchestra and a ballet company.

Enjoy 90 minutes of magnificent Tango at La Ventana! Lightning-quick feet and furious with passion "” some of the best tango dancers in town will steal your breath away during La Ventana, a show not to be missed. Take your seat inside a restored tenement located in San Telmo, the Buenos Aires barrio where the sultry dance began. Mix in two tango orchestras, vocalists, a folk band, a demo of gaucho-cowboy culture, and you have a night to remember.

Tango theaters abound in Buenos Aires but all too many are overly touristic. Ensure a rich experience by booking your ticket to this authentically Argentinian tango show, held in a former MGM movie theater, where six pairs of dancers are joined by two singers and a live orchestra of 11 musicians.

Enjoy a day filled with fun, facts, and feasts on this comprehensive Lima city tour. Take a walking tour around the historical center of Lima to learn about the 'City of the Kings' before heading to the Magic Water and Lasers Dance Show. Watch the fountains spout water and colorful lasers that dance along with the music. End the day with a delicious dinner at a local restaurant.

Explore Buenos Aires on a 3-hour private city tour and a visit to the Colon Theatre. Stop and see some of the city's most famous sites like the Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo and more as you learn about the history of the city from your guide. After the getting a good overview of Buenos Aires, head to Teatro Colon for a 1-hour guided tour of this grand theatre.

Enjoy a night out in Rio de Janeiro at a live music venue showcasing the best of Brazilian music. The Scenarium is a venue with three floors of authentic Brazilian music, from samba to forró, located in the Lapa district. Enjoy personalized service throughout the evening with your private guide answering any questions you may have about the menu or the music.