EXHIBIT – Acrobatics, Dance & Art

EXHIBIT turns the classic variety show into a polished evening of acrobatic feats, dance and a cutting-edge soundtrack. The setting is part of the occasion: House of Son Amar is a historic Mallorcan landmark, and the experience begins before you reach the theatre.

I like the contrast between the 16th-century courtyard and the modern stage show, and the short fountain display gives the evening a clear build-up. One practical snag: the listed 9 pm start does not appear to be the main show time, and getting a taxi after the performance can take patience.

• A historic setting: House of Son Amar brings Mallorcan character to an otherwise contemporary show.
• A pre-show courtyard: You can settle in with a cocktail in a 16th-century courtyard, though the information provided does not say whether a drink is included.
• Fountains before the theatre: A brief water and light display takes place before the main performance.
• A modern variety show: Acrobatics, choreography and music form the core of EXHIBIT.
• A late-night ride to plan: The main show is reported to start at 10:15 pm, despite the listed 9 pm start, and taxis may be hard to find afterward.

A variety show in a historic Mallorcan house

EXHIBIT is designed as a night out, not simply a seat-and-watch performance. You arrive at House of Son Amar, take in its old courtyard and fountain hall, then move into the Grand Theatre for a show that mixes physical skill, choreography and music.

That sequence matters. The venue gives the evening a sense of place before the stage takes over, and the shift from historic surroundings to a contemporary performance is part of the appeal. You get a dose of Mallorcan heritage without having to choose a museum visit over an evening of entertainment.

The show itself aims to renew the variety-show format. Rather than focusing on one art form, it brings together acrobatic acts and dance, set to a modern soundtrack. If you like performances that use movement, spectacle and music more than spoken explanation, the format should suit you.

The experience is presented by Son Amar, at the House of Son Amar in Mallorca. No individual performer or guide names are provided, so you should think of this as a venue-led stage production rather than a guided tour.

The courtyard gives your evening a sense of place

House of Son Amar is described as a historic landmark with strong ties to Mallorcan culture. Its 16th-century courtyard once served as a center of entertainment on the island, which gives the pre-show stop a useful connection to the venue’s past.

You can take a moment here before the performance, and a cocktail is offered as part of the arrival experience. The details do not say whether the drink is included in the $117 price, so treat it as an option rather than a guaranteed part of your ticket.

I like that the evening starts in a space with a history of gathering and entertainment. It helps distinguish EXHIBIT from a show staged in an anonymous theatre. Still, the courtyard is a prelude, not a full historical visit: there is no guided tour or detailed account of the house described.

The fountain hall sets up the main performance

After the courtyard, you move into the Hall of Fountains. A short display of water and light takes place there before the doors open to the Grand Theatre. It is compared with the fountain show at Las Vegas’s Bellagio, which gives you a sense of the intended effect: a compact burst of visual spectacle rather than a long performance in its own right.

The fountain sequence is described as lasting about two minutes. That is worth knowing if you are deciding how early to arrive. It adds atmosphere and gives the evening a staged start, but it is brief, so the acrobatics and dance are the main reason to book.

The Hall of Fountains also serves a practical purpose. It gives you a transition between the courtyard and the theatre, building anticipation before the main event. If you arrive expecting a lengthy water show, you may be underwhelmed. If you see it as a short opening flourish, it fits the evening well.

Inside the Grand Theatre, expect movement and spectacle

The main event is EXHIBIT, a modern take on the variety show. Its ingredients are bold acrobatics, spellbinding choreography and a contemporary soundtrack. The description promises daring physical feats and a sensory mix, but it does not specify individual acts, a running order or whether the performers interact with the audience.

That leaves a little uncertainty about the exact shape of the show, but the broad appeal is clear. You are booking a theatrical night built around visual skill and movement, not a spoken narrative or a detailed lesson in Mallorcan culture. It is a good fit if you enjoy live performance that keeps changing pace and form.

The experience lasts about two hours. Since the main show may begin later than the listed 9 pm start, your total time at the venue could be longer than two hours if you arrive for the courtyard and fountain display. Check the current schedule before you go, especially if you are arranging transport or planning dinner around the event.

The 9 pm start needs a closer look

The stated start time is 9 pm, but the practical schedule described for the evening places a two-minute fountain and light show at 9 pm and the main performance at 10:15 pm. That is a substantial difference if you expect the stage show to begin when you arrive.

Plan around the full evening rather than treating 9 pm as the curtain time. Confirm the current timing with Son Amar before setting dinner plans or booking a ride. Arriving for the pre-show may be part of the intended experience, but you will want to know how much time separates the fountain display from the theatre performance.

This timing also affects your trip back. A late finish can make taxis difficult to secure, and waiting close to an hour has been reported. Arrange your return ride ahead if you can, or at least have a backup plan. The venue is outside the usual pattern of an evening spent strolling between central Palma venues, so do not leave the ride home to chance.

Is $117 a fair price for the evening?

At $117, EXHIBIT is a substantial ticket purchase, so its value depends on what you want from a night out. You are paying for a staged performance in a distinctive venue, with acrobatics, dance, music, the courtyard setting and a short fountain display all contributing to the occasion.

The value is strongest if you enjoy live spectacle and want an evening that feels different from a standard dinner or bar visit. The old house and the pre-show spaces make the visit feel more complete than a performance alone. If your priority is a deep dive into Mallorcan history, however, this is not the right choice: the cultural setting adds atmosphere, but the main focus is entertainment.

The price also makes timing and transport worth sorting out in advance. A delayed start or a long wait for a taxi can make an otherwise polished night feel less convenient. Check what your ticket includes, particularly with regard to the cocktail, since the available details do not confirm that it is part of the fare.

Who will enjoy EXHIBIT most?

I would put this show high on the list for couples, friends and families looking for an evening performance rather than a guided cultural activity. The format is based on movement, music and visual effect, so it may appeal even if you do not speak Spanish or want a show with a complicated story. The information says most people can participate, but does not give a minimum age or specific access details.

It also suits anyone who values atmosphere as much as the main event. The courtyard and fountain hall give you time to settle into the evening, while the Grand Theatre delivers the central spectacle. If you prefer a short, early show with easy transport afterward, the late schedule and taxi uncertainty are real drawbacks.

Should you book this Mallorca show?

Book EXHIBIT if you want an evening of acrobatics and dance in a historic setting, and you are happy to make a night of it. The combination of the courtyard, fountain display and theatre performance gives the visit a more distinctive feel than a show in a plain venue.

Before paying, confirm the actual start time and check whether the cocktail is included. Then sort out your ride home, since the late finish can make taxis hard to find. If you are comfortable with those details, EXHIBIT offers a lively, polished way to spend an evening in Mallorca. If easy transport or a firm early schedule matters more, choose another night out.

FAQ

Where does EXHIBIT take place?

It takes place at House of Son Amar, a historic venue in Mallorca.

How long does the experience last?

The show is listed as approximately two hours. The pre-show courtyard and fountain display may add time to your visit.

What time does the show start?

The listed start time is 9 pm. The evening schedule described places a brief fountain display at 9 pm and the main performance at 10:15 pm, so confirm the current timing before you go.

What does EXHIBIT include?

The show combines acrobatics, choreography and a cutting-edge soundtrack. The evening also includes access to the venue’s pre-show areas and fountain display.

Is there a fountain show?

Yes. A brief water and light display takes place in the Hall of Fountains before the Grand Theatre opens.

Can I have a cocktail before the show?

A cocktail is offered in the 16th-century courtyard. The available details do not say whether it is included in the ticket price.

How much does the experience cost?

The listed price is $117.

Is the experience suitable for most people?

The participation information says most travelers can participate. No further age or access details are provided.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded.