FESTIVAL ARCHIVES

In a mathematics class, a teenage girl violently attacks her classmates. Her grandfather, a teacher, and a doctor analyze the minor's strange behavior, opening the door to a past that reveals secret bonds among the four of them that will inevitably dictate their destinies in a recently democratic country that has apparently lived through an extended period of dictatorship.

The corpse of a military officer vanishes following a clandestine exhumation and abduction. An exemplary bureaucrat demands a dignified burial. The deceased appears and demands justice. Meanwhile, two young people wonder what the best tool for changing the world is: political correctness or class consciousness? Zombie Manifesto is structured in eleven scenes that serve as a reminder that it is not enough to interpret the world in various ways; the point is to transform it.

Two actors face the challenge of playing Richard, the ruthless monarch of William Shakespeare's tragedy. They have spent their entire lives in supporting roles and believe they deserve this opportunity. During character construction, affinities between the actors and the English monarch begin to surface. A piece delivering a vital space to reflect on the limits of human ambition, contemporary mechanisms of power, desire, and resentment.

Erostratus, a shepherd from Ancient Greece, set fire to the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus to go down in posterity. In this monologue entirely in verse, full of satire, wordplay, and metatheatre, the protagonist's fascination with Erostratus becomes an obsession. Jumping from character to character, the performer laughs at his own megalomania, inviting us to reflect on contemporary narcissism and the human desire to leave a mark.

ODD MAN OUT is an immersive sensory experience in complete darkness that awakens your senses and imagination. The audience boards a PITCHBLACK Airlines flight and experiences the journey of a blind musician from Buenos Aires through 360° binaural sound, smell, taste, and touch. A transformative theatrical journey named Best Unique Theatrical Experience of 2025 by the Off Broadway Alliance.

A theater troupe gathers in the woods to rehearse a play, unaware that magical creatures are ready to play whimsically with their emotions. Inspired by Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, four performers embody all the characters in a theatrical whirlwind of rhythm, physical deployment, poetry, and humor. Winner of the Almagro Baroque Competition and nominated for the Max Awards 2026.

Claudia Pérez Espinosa, university professor and Doctor of Sociology, returns to the classroom after taking leave. Her introductory lecture on Michel Foucault is repeatedly interrupted by her own fragile emotional state: she feels an urgent need to explain herself and seek redemption before her students. Acclaimed solo performance honored by GETEA and nominated for the María Guerrero Awards.

Tells the story of a daring young man who, after being shipwrecked, arrives on a deserted island where he meets unforgettable characters. With creativity and optimism, Robinson finds ingenious ways to survive and learns the true value of friendship. An interactive show connecting audiences of all ages with fantasy, adventure, and the vital power of imagination.

A group of actors with Down syndrome takes the stage to share their hopes and frustrations through a free adaptation of Hamlet. The production weaves Shakespeare's classic text with the performers' own lives, revolving around existence's fundamental question: To be or not to be? What does it mean to exist for people who fight for recognition? Internationally acclaimed production.