AUGUST 24 & NOVEMBER 30, 2025: “The Lord of the Bubbles” presented his “One Man Show” in Mexico and sold out both performances.

In 2025, Mexico experienced two very special dates with Javier Urbina—The Lord of the Bubbles—presented as one-of-a-kind events: Sunday, August 24 at 4:00 PM at Foro Cultural Majestic Tlalnepantla (State of Mexico), and November 30 in Hermosillo. Two select stops with no tour around them, confirming why this show has become an international phenomenon.

And the numbers say it all: both performances sold out.

Two dates, one idea: unforgettable

It wasn’t a season. It wasn’t “multiple shows.” It was two specific days—two rare chances to experience live a one-man show that has played demanding stages in different countries and, within a busy international schedule, made a special stop in Mexico to share its most surprising version.

More than a show: an experience that stays with you

They shimmered, floated, burst… but these weren’t “play” bubbles. The bubbles Javier creates are sculptures of air and light: they appear huge, multiply, stretch like living glass, change shape, and vanish in an instant. There were moments of vapor bubbles that wrapped the stage like a dream, smoke-filled bubbles, effects that transformed the space, and sequences where the magic felt so close it seemed to reach the audience.

With more than 20 original illusions, immersive music, and a universal language that needs no words, the show connected with all ages. It was visual theatre—play, risk, and beauty. A family experience… and also an intimate one: each person lived it in their own way.

Javier Urbina, the alchemist of air

With a World Record and more than 20 years of experience on stages across three continents, Javier Urbina has turned bubbles into a performing art. His show evolves each season, but the feeling remains: witnessing the impossible for a few seconds that stay etched in memory.

It’s not just about “making bubbles.” It’s about mastering time, form, and air—transforming something fleeting into a work of art that exists… only in the exact moment it happens.

Two nights that left a mark

In both Tlalnepantla (August 24) and Hermosillo (November 30), the “One Man Show” made clear why this production travels the world: when bubbles become art, the audience doesn’t just watch… they feel it. Two different cities and the same result: a full house and a shared atmosphere of wonder that lingered in the air.

Returning to Mexico

After two sold-out shows, one thing became clear: Mexico wants more. The good news is that The Lord of the Bubbles will return in 2026 with new dates and surprises. If you want the show to come to your city, stay tuned for official announcements—because when the air fills with magic, tickets fly.