A companion dog recounts everything in five days. "Everything is told" will be presented at the Tadrón Theater in Buenos Aires. The play is part of the Day of Action for Tolerance and Respect among Peoples. The genocide of the Armenian people will be commemorated. Admission is free.
The publishing label Ninguna Orilla presents "Geography III," a new creation of paper and poetry. The work includes free performances for schools, promoting art, community, and education. The artistic proposal includes various theatrical works, such as "Feíta" by Marina Castillo, an intimate and fun comedy that will be presented at the Lomas Municipal Theater.
The Cycle Theater X for Justice offers free performances for schools to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. Works like "Suavecita" and "Las Medidas" explore deep themes through performing arts. The play "Verona" stands out for its dramaturgy and talented cast.
In an innovative twist, the play "Habitación Macbeth" is presented in new seasons at the Metropolitan in Buenos Aires. The TEGE Festival in Zona Sur offers more than 15 free activities focused on identities, feminisms, and territories. Works like "The Celebration" and "Gayola in Paris" promise to captivate the audience with their diverse artistic proposals.
Cultural diversity and artistic expressions come together in various theatrical spaces in Buenos Aires. The cultural agenda is complemented by tango festivals, short theater cycles, film debates, and musical shows. Works like "Fritzl Agonista" and "Domestic Economy" explore deep and provocative themes.
The diffusion of culture and independent art remains a fundamental pillar in the theatrical scene of the city. The cultural agenda of Buenos Aires offers a wide variety of artistic proposals to enjoy in different spaces of the city. Diversity and creativity are the protagonists of the porteño cultural scene.
