This is a dynamic and expressive work of art depicting a ballet performance with ballerinas seen from a box office or theatre balcony. The artist uses the technique of acrylic colors on the canvas, thus managing to create a vibrant and dynamic scene that captures both the movement and the emotion of the dancers. The artwork is generously sized spanning an area of 3.6 square meters with a height of 150 cm and a width of 240 cm, giving it a grand and captivating feel.

The artist uses a contrast of light and dark colors to create a dramatic effect and draw attention to the main focal point of the artwork, which is the group of ballerinas in the center. The ballerinas are dressed specifically for a ballet scene in tutus, with their hair in a bun and shoes with pointed toes, completing the clothing look with a few touches of dark red that can be appreciated as reflections of the lights in the show or clothing details which harmonises with the flattened background which does not define a clear space but only the atmosphere of the lights on the stage. The ballerina scene is flooded with spotlights, creating a sense of depth and perspective. The artist uses a variety of brushstrokes and textures to convey the fluidity and grace of the dancers, as well as the energy and excitement of the audience.

The composition has a subtle and harmonious color palette dominated by light blue which, in combination with the black in the lines, outlines the characters, generating a balance and at the same time a contrast with the shining accents of the golden touches.
The entire ensemble viewed closely gives the impression of an abstract approach, but if the viewer takes a few steps back to take in the work in one glance, those lines and strokes that seem irregular begin to give shape to the ballerinas, revealing anatomical and clothing details.

The Night Show is a work of art that pays tribute to the beauty and elegance of ballet, as well as the joy and passion of the art, a visual feast that invites the viewer to experience the magic and spectacle of the nocturnal performance.