Theatres

Two outstanding Spanish musicians, cellist Iagoba Fanlo and pianist Mario Prisuelos, come together for a remarkable recital. Fanlo is acclaimed for his recordings of Spanish composers from the Generation of 1927, as well as solo cello works by Bach. Prisuelos, meanwhile, has performed in some of the world’s leading concert halls and recorded works by several key 20th-century composers.

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A group of mystics make a stop in the middle of the night in the desert of Rajasthani, India, to share with the public their most precious yoga: music and stories. This show invites the audience on a journey through the exotic India and also through the mind of each person, who will be able to face their limitations, their ties, their position in the face of death, and the revelation of the pure and pristine nature that resides within all human beings.  - Director: Fernando Silva.

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"L’incoronazione di Poppea" by Claudio Monteverdi, with a libretto by Giovanni Francesco Busenello, premiered in 1642.

This gathering aims to transform the Delia Zapata Olivella National Center for the Arts into a dialogue space that acknowledges the diversity and complexity of a history that has often been fragmented within our national narrative. Harmonization rituals, exhibitions, dance performances, concerts, theater, a children's area, and an audiovisual show will be part of this artistic and cultural program. The event seeks to foster horizontal dialogue—something Afro-descendant communities have long worked to build across many spaces and generations.

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Where are they? Where are the men hiding? This is the question frequently raised by many women navigating the ups and downs of postmodern life, full of disenchantment and frustration. Against all odds, Ana decides to rise up, rebuild her love life, and rebuild herself after her divorce, focusing on finding the "Man of her dreams." Will she succeed?

¿Thepray or scared? 
It is a tragicomedy mixing humor, psychomagic, and social crises. Don't miss it!

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• Private vehicle: Take Carrera 24 from Avenida El Dorado (Calle 26) or Avenida Caracas. Depending on your point of departure, head towards Calle 41 and turn onto Carrera 24. The theater is near the National University, in the La Soledad neighborhood, a central area of Bogotá with easy access by main roads. It is recommended to use navigation apps to find the best route.

Villa Arruga is ready for Christmas!

La Nena and Bertalina, the beloved great-aunts of social media, have taken TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram by storm with their humor and wisecracks. All the stories they share take place in Villa Arruga, the complex where they live. In this special event, we will feature special guests and experiences filled with laughter and Christmas adventures.

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We all have a double in the world. What if you met yours?

Since they visited an apartment to move in together, Armando wonders if Maria has fallen in love with the real estate agent. By pure chance, he meets the agent's double and asks him to pretend to be the real one—a great idea! Unless the fake agent unexpectedly runs into the real one, and a twin brother appears out of nowhere. Three doubles in one night is too much for Armando!

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Ingrávida is a play about mental health, human relationships, and the power of memories. It tells the story of Bill, a young man who is often inattentive to details, and Alisa, a girl who always strives to be the best at everything she does. However, a third character influences their relationship, and even though this person never appears on stage, it determines their present and their future. The play reveals possible consequences when mental health collapses and the body goes on.

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