Reaffirming its brilliant, long-standing tradition in the field of German Opera, the Teatro Colón presents one of the most perfect titles given to the lyric art by Richard Strauss: The Woman Without a Shadow. Premiered by Erich Kleiber in 1949, then directed by Ferdinand Leitner and Marek Janowski, this piece returns in its quest to follow the path of the Great Masterpieces, with a cast leaded by international figures.

The most important orchestral work by Iannis Xenakis, leaded by the prestigious Spanish director Arturo Tamayo, who has already directed all of these pieces.

Going to the Ballet is an excellent plan for spending the winter holidays, especially when fairy tales are part of the program. This time, the mysterious story envisioned by Lewis Carroll takes up the stage, adding the right flavors for everyone's delight—humor, magic, and adventures.