WHO will debut at Teatro Pereyra on Friday 22 May, presenting a new take on Ibiza nightlife that brings together live performance, dining and club culture in a single, evolving evening format.
Set to run throughout the summer season from May to October, WHO will shape the theatre’s programming with a progressive, immersive evening, where each element unfolds in sequence, all the way from live spectacle through to the after-hours WHO Nights.
The launch signals a new phase for Teatro Pereyra, a venue with more than 125 years of history. Since opening in 1898, it has hosted a wide range of performances, from lyrical productions and variety shows to dance events and film screenings, becoming a longstanding fixture in Ibiza’s cultural landscape.
WHO builds on this legacy with a contemporary approach. The experience combines acrobatics, choreography, dance and live music, guided by characters such as Pierrot, who acts as master of ceremonies and leads a narrative that blurs the line between stage and audience.
The culinary aspect has been developed by chef Juan Alcaide, a two-time winner of the coveted Repsol Sol award. He has created three menus that are aligned with the rhythm of the evening, with each dish conceived as part of the overall performance.
Following the show and dinner, WHO Nights will transform the theatre into a club setting, open to both diners and later arrivals. The music programme, due to be announced in the coming days, will span multiple genres and feature a carefully curated sound system.
With WHO, Teatro Pereyra introduces an exciting new format to Ibiza’s nightlife offering - one that goes far beyond the traditional dinner show to present a more contemporary, immersive experience that will thrill lovers of such high-class soirees.
Reservations are now open.
