Top Bali Theater Shows

Travelers interested in an immersive cultural experience in Bali will love attending the Kecak fire dance show at Uluwatu Temple. Skip the lines and enjoy a close-up view of the action at this night-time performance, which includes fire dancing and colorful costumes. The show is carefully timed to coincide with sunset, so you get the best views of the cliffside temple and the Balinese coast.

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Legong Dance is one of Bali’s most visually alluring royal court performances. The dance is considered one of the island’s most revered classical pieces, known for its physically demanding postures and fast-paced movements which require a significant level of flexibility among its generally young female performers. Choreographed to a set pattern with the finest detail, the dance has been well-preserved through generations.

Explore the entertainment options including thrill rides, attractions, and shows at family-friendly Trans Studio Bali inside Trans Studio Mall Bali with this admission ticket. The indoor theme park features five different zones with live-action experiences, futuristic 4-D technology, a ninja course, go-karts, and more. The park also includes several eateries.

Take a journey through Indonesia's kaleidoscope of cultures as you watch 'Devdan - Treasure of the Archipelago,' a spectacular 90-minute performance celebrating the country's unique traditions. Arrive at the Nusa Dua Theatre where you'll enjoy a visual feast of graceful contemporary dance and soaring acrobatics, influenced by the island traditions of Sumatra, Papua, Borneo, Bali and Java. This high-energy show, complete with blockbuster special effects like fire, fog, rain, smoke and high-end lighting and sound, is not to be missed. Show admission and local guide are included, with an optional hotel transfer and VIP-seating also available.

Immerse yourself in the colorful culture of Indonesia during a traditional dance evening tour from Bali. Be mesmerized by the captivating rhythm of the Fire Dance, the Kecak Dance and the Saghyang Dance as you witness enchanting dancing that derives from ancient tribal culture. Gain fascinating insight into the artistic traditions of the country with a professional guide and enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from your Bali hotel.     

Watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean and enjoy an alfresco seafood dinner on the beach during this Bali evening tour. Visit Uluwatu Temple (Uluwatu Pura), perched dramatically on top of a coastal cliff, and watch a performance of ‘Kecak,’ a traditional dance. Then head to Jimbaran Bay for a barbecue dinner of fish, prawns, and other seafood. This tour is limited to six people to provide a more personalized experience. Hotel pickup is included from major hotel areas.

Enjoy your afternoon with visiting a cool place in Bali. You can visit Batu Belig Temple, Batu Bolong Temple, and see sunset at Tanah Lot Temple while enjoy Kecak dance performance and dinner. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel lobby in South Bali area with private vehicle. Explore the beautiful beaches and sunset in Bali from the great place.

Left-side driving amid swarms of scooters is challenging. Leave traffic to your private driver and relax on this door-to-door cultural tour of inland Bali. Watch the island’s signature barong and kris dance in Sukawati; discover batik in Batubulan, silversmithing in Celuk, wood-carving in Mas, and painting in Ubud; visit coffee plantations, see the sacred spring at Tirta Empul Temple, and have lunch overlooking the Mt. Batur volcano.

The word DEVDAN comes from Sanskrit 'Deva' and 'Dhana', meaning "God's Grace". Indonesia's treasure are God's gifts for Indonesia people. The DEVDAN story begins when two young children who are parts of a tourist group in Bali feel bored with the tour itinerary and set themselves apart from the group to climb toward a cliff that has grabbed their attention. They find a treasure chest containing various unique items that will bring them, and the audience, in their magical journey to the islands of Bali, Sumatera, Java, Kalimantan, and Papua begins.