Event Venues

World premiere of No Te Vayas Charly!

The biggest scandal in the TV industry is about to explode, and Charly, the star host, is at the center of it all. His career and reputation are hanging by a thread.

News manipulation, abuse of power, and drama take over this story full of surprises.

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A journey through the novel María by Jorge Isaacs, featuring a delirious character and drawing on elements of tropical gothic literature infused with black humor. The play is enhanced by audiovisual support from the film En Busca de María by Luis Ospina and Jorge Nieto.

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El Futuro Prometido is a show about expectations—those we have for our own dreams, those imposed by our parents, and those coming from our inner child, which we often carry while feeling trapped between the obligations and challenges of growing up. Liss Pereira creates a space to discuss mental health from a more relatable perspective, using stories, music, and collective memories.

This show allows us to reflect humorously on our past experiences and confront future challenges as we continue to grow.

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Third Practice is a dance work that explores significant changes in values and perspectives. Claudio Monteverdi's revolutionary "Madrigals" are reinterpreted through the talents of dancers and musicians, including tenor Topi Lehtipuu and virtual soprano Núria Rial. In this performance, the dancers of the Tero Saarinen Company collaborate with the Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and the Bogotá Baroque Ensemble, creating a memorable fusion of contemporary dance, live music, and opera.

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With a career spanning nearly four decades, Grammy-winning violinist Joshua Bell is one of the most acclaimed musicians of our time. He has performed with major orchestras and collaborated with artists across various genres. Bell remains active as a soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, conductor, and music director of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields.

The Fado Festival is returning to Bogotá on November 9 and 10, 2024! This year, the festival will feature two outstanding artists of traditional Portuguese music: António Zambujo on November 9 and Raquel Tavares on November 10. The central theme of the festival is "Fado and Freedom," in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution.

The National Symphony Orchestra of Colombia and the National Choir of Colombia, under the direction of Hungarian conductor Gábor Hollerung—winner of the Liszt Ferenc Choir Conducting Competition—will perform one of the most significant non-operatic works by the renowned Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi: the 'Requiem Mass.' This piece premiered in 1874 in honor of Alessandro Manzoni, a writer and poet who, like Verdi, was a symbol of nationalism and unity for his country.

The legendary American band will perform at Movistar Arena, in the heart of Bogotá. The authors of classic songs such as Africa, I'll Be Over You, Rosanna, and Hold The Line, among many others, will be performing in the Colombian capital on November 18. This band has been considered one of the most prestigious bands in North America since the 1980s. Their hit song Africa reached number one on the Billboard chart Another of their greatest hits, Rosanna, secured the number two position on the Billboard chart and held that spot for 23 weeks.