20 Off-theatre Plays to See in Buenos Aires in October
From comedies and dramas to stories about memory and identity: here are some of the productions you can enjoy this month.
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Beyond the Bestsellers: 9 New Releases You Need to Discover
From literature published by independent presses to doctors with good ideas, a list of finds to help you discover your next read.
Casa República: The Restored Palace That Invites You to Explore Argentina
Casa República brings the historic Palacio Peña back to life, offering a journey through Argentine culture, art and gastronomy.
Musicals in Buenos Aires: 8 shows to see
From Argentine rock and pop to musical theatre and music hall: shows to discover on the Buenos Aires theatre scene.
The Hidden Corner of Downtown Buenos Aires Where Art Unfolds at Its Own Pace
A contemporary art program transforms this hidden spot in Microcentro into a must-visit destination.
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Noa Kirel on Mírame así: “This whole project was a huge sign for me”
The Israeli singer talks about her acting debut in an Argentine series, learning the language and her chemistry with Gastón Dalmau.
Exclusive Interview with Nicolas Winding Refn on Her Private Hell
The director of Her Private Hell talks about his return to filmmaking, creativity and a second chance.
Iñaki Urlezaga Returns to Dance: “The Body Shouts What the Mind Keeps Silent”
After seven years away from the stage, he returns with The Final Applause and reflects on dance, the profession and theater as an act of resistance.
One-on-One with Leisure: Soul-Pop and Football Ahead of Their Argentina Debut
The musicians spoke about their sound, their new album, and their excitement about arriving in a country as football-obsessed as they are.
Wuthering Heights by Emerald Fennell: ferocious passion and a love without redemption
Emerald Fennell, Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi talk about one of the most anticipated films of the year: a visceral adaptation of Emily Brontë’s...
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Flor Torrente: “Mi amiga y yo is a play we can all see ourselves in”
The actress joins Mi amiga y yo as its new lead, Sebastián Presta’s comedy now in its second season at Teatro Astros.
A play for the here and now: Sofi Morandi and the power of Every Brilliant Thing
From February 2, the actress joins the acclaimed solo show as a guest narrator, moving audiences performance after performance. Tenderness, humor, and total...
“At 56, I’m dancing and singing every day”: Campi and the physical challenge of Papá por siempre
We spoke with Martín “Campi” Campilongo, star of Papá por siempre, the family musical comedy that premieres on January 16 at Teatro...
‘After the Hunt’: the story behind the most talked-about film of the year
How Julia Roberts found her dark side in Luca Guadagnino’s culture war thriller
Emma Shapplin: the diva of “crossover” looks back on the milestones of her career
We spoke with the French soprano who revolutionized the blend of opera, pop, and neoclassical music.