KyuTeatro is an international company based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Its productions focus on the exploration of alternative theatrical languages. Its members studied with the SCOT Company of Tadashi Suzuki (Japan) and/or with the SITI Company of Anne Bogart (New York).
Since the year 2000, it has been researching and working in different branches of theater, centered in Las Flores, Province of Buenos Aires. Its directors and founders are Paula Echalecu and Hernán Verteramo, trained at I.U.N.A. It annually hosts the International Theater Encounter Del Borde, which is attended by artistic groups from the country and abroad. In 2024, the 22nd edition will take place. It programs the Del Borde Host Invited Theater Cycle, featuring performances from other regions. It manages the Del Borde Theatrical Space, an independent theater venue.
Vamos que nos vamos (Let's go!) The theater group, Puppets and Stories Let's Go! specializes in performing arts for children, primarily focusing on theater for babies and early childhood. Founded in Rosario, Argentina in 2001, it has over 20 years of history and has produced 20 shows. Currently, it has 7 shows in circulation, which are presented both in theater venues and in educational and cultural institutions. In 2020, the group received the "La Gordillo" award in recognition of its trajectory. "ITO.
La Buena Moza is a prominent artistic group focused on humor and reflection, originating from the city of Mendoza, Argentina, founded in the year 2000. In a short time, it established itself as one of the most attractive and innovative proposals in the Argentine scene. The group specializes in conceptual performances that integrate comedy with a remarkable stage display and high-quality costumes, supported by a script that combines wit, critical acidity, and sharp reflection.
Pierrot Teatro is a theater production company that was founded in 2007 in the city of La Plata. In 2021, the company relocated to Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, where it has since created its latest productions. Over these 17 years of work, it has produced numerous shows, including "Farenheit. The Other Story," "The Day the Snow Stopped Falling," and "Theory of Relativity." These works have won several awards and competitions. The company has presented its performances in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Spain, Germany, and Lebanon.
A Spanish-Argentinian theater company formed by Fernando Del Gener, Jimena López, and Macarena Trigo. With nearly ten years of experience, it promotes cultural decentralization and maintains an itinerant project exploring unconventional spaces and new exhibition circuits in the province of Buenos Aires and across the country. Their works and projects have been selected by the MICA 2023, Gestionar Futuro 2022, and Impulsar II programs of the Ministry of Culture of the Nation.
The production company establishes itself as a benchmark in the creation of high-quality theatrical products, grounding its work in the richness of local raw materials. Committed to national talent, both in playwriting and acting, as well as in its team, it promotes the development and recognition of the creative industry in the region. Its mission is to develop content that addresses essential social themes, such as gender, diversity, and human rights, seeking to generate positive change in society.
La Infinita is a content agency focused on the dance and performing arts sector, developing projects and curatorial frameworks. Its goal is to advise and support artists and projects in their artistic development and to give greater visibility to their work. Based in Argentina, it focuses on internationalization projects and is active in Latin America and beyond, frequently traveling the world to promote its catalog of artists and projects and to create new connections among professionals.
The goal of the production company is to showcase theatrical works abroad, foster networks and exchanges with other companies from outside, and allow foreign companies to see the work being done here. This is why not only tours are organized, but also the independent production of two Ibero-American Festivals that take place in the region annually is promoted, which led to the creation of REI (Ibero-American Theater Network), composed of several countries from Ibero-America, and thus continue to promote greater development of the performing arts in countries across America and Europe.
Matemurga, a community theater group from Villa Crespo, is made up of more than 90 actor neighbors of all ages. The group, which was founded in 2002, has a vast history and is well recognized. Community theater is theater by neighbors, for the community. Matemurga from Villa Crespo has carried out extensive cultural community work in that neighborhood.