Lisbon in normal times has a lively nightlife, ranging from touristy fado (nightclubs packed with tourists videoing with smartphones and checking bright screens) to fine restaurants.  Lisbon Under Stars is different.  It is a must-see multi-media light show projected onto the surviving columns, arches, and walls of the Carmo Convent ruined in the great earthquake of 1755.  (Initial repair attempts were unsuccessful and it was ultimately left un-repaired as an archeological site, and perhaps as a testimonial to man's hubris.)  The projections, some still and some in motion, depict historic figures and events (voyages of discovery, earthquakes, floods, fires, artistic influences,1974 peaceful revolution).  They end, more or less, with the reigning fado queen, Mariza (having also shown the late prior undisputed fado queen, Amalia Rodrigues).  The vibrant colors and images surround the audience.  The ruined arches and walls add authenticity and drama. 

The outside facade in daytime:

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Shadows on the convent's main entry, off the Carmo square:

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Mariza:

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Above right: Color projections on Teatro da Trinidad, near the convent.  For more on the show and the convent, this Creative Adventurer site is excellent:https://thecreativeadventurer.com/a-review-of-the-incredible-and-immersive-multimedia-experience-lisbon-under-stars-a-historical-spectacl/