Theatres

A stage production where reality and fiction blur—and you become an active part of the show: sing, dance, laugh, and enjoy the greatest plancha hits in history.

Five powerful women—Majida Issa, Yolanda Rayo, Marbelle, Laura de León, and Keyla—take the stage as the voices of love, passion, and heartbreak

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Five elements—singing, instruments, dance, acting, and circus—come together in a cross-disciplinary exchange, brought to life by eight performers who attempt to communicate from within their own artistic origins. Yet, they have no choice but to embrace each other’s languages in order to express themselves and give meaning to this shared theatrical world. MURMURIA is the latest work by Cortocinesis, an artistic company that for more than two decades has explored the possibilities of communication through a form of theater rooted in the body and dance.

The play ‘Pharsalia’ by Seneca's nephew, the Cordovan Marcus Annaeus Lucanus (39-65 AD), the Antonio Ruz Company presents a work that delves into the concept of war. A powerful piece featuring striking staging and costumes, with an original score that moves between the epic and the electronic. Eleven performers use their bodies to explore conflict, crisis, resistance, and escape through choreography filled with violence, subtlety, and theatricality.

One of the most significant cultural collectives in Argentina presents a play that tells the story of a boy who underwent hormonal masculinization treatment between the ages of 6 and 8. The play delves into contemporary masculinities and explores conversion treatments. It is written by Cristian Alarcón and Lorena Vega.

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Liñán, a current flamenco figure who has raised deep reflections on gender and identity through dance, presents a show featuring 12 artists on stage representing desire, fantasy, the carnal, the embrace, and religion as ways of approaching love.

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One of the most renowned quartets in Colombia celebrates its 15th anniversary with a concert that takes a journey through its history: there will be guests such as bandoneonist Giovanni Parra and works composed especially for the group, including a world premiere of a work  by Francisco Zumaqué.

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This concert features one of today's most outstanding cellists. It presents a program showcasing the music of important Eastern European composers: the Austrian Anton Webern, the Czech Antonín Dvořák, and the Hungarian Béla Bartók. Principal conductor: Joachim Gustafsson, Sweden. Soloist: Friedrich Kleinhapl, cello, Austria

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This play explores themes of education, the experience of sexuality, and the formation of a child's identity in the Basque Country during the 1990s. It offers a chance to appreciate the theatrical prowess of an exceptional Spanish company and gain insight into this region's cultural landscape. Director: Javier Lara. Performer: Egoitz Sánchez - Ventana Vasca.

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Two prominent Polish jazz artists will perform at the Teatro Estudio, showcasing a program that reflects the history and evolution of jazz in Poland, featuring works by influential Polish composers. 

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Nicolás y Los Fumadores is a band from Bogotá that describes its style as “rocksito”. The group is composed of Nicolás Correa (guitar), Santiago García (vocals and guitar), Juan Carlos Sánchez (drums and spoken word), and Luis Felipe “Satán” Torres (bass). Since forming in 2018, they have released two albums and performed at festivals such as Estéreo Picnic. This concert—one of the biggest solo shows of their career—will mark the debut of their third album, Nochenegra.