Pure off-theatre energy: 9 independent plays to see in February
Far from the bright lights of Corrientes, Buenos Aires’ independent scene offers a powerful and diverse journey in February: small venues, total...
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Margarita Paksa at MALBA: a body of work that still challenges the present
A journey through two key decades of Argentine conceptual art in the year of the museum’s 25th anniversary.
Corrientes street: the best theater shows on the bill
A selection of the best theater shows currently on Corrientes Street's bill.
Un Poyo Rojo Returns to Buenos Aires: Dates, Theater, and Everything About Its Comeback
The phenomenon of Argentine physical theater returns to Corrientes Avenue. Un Poyo Rojo comes back to the Teatro Metropolitan in January 2026 with a limited...
Ruth Benzacar: 60 Years of Art, Memory, and the Avant-Garde
The exhibition “Energy and Optimism for a Lifetime” celebrates six decades of contemporary art at the iconic Buenos Aires gallery.
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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...
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
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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.
Josefina Scaglione: from Manuel Puig to Hollywood, the intimate journey of Kiss of the Spider Woman
The Argentine actress is part of the new film adaptation directed by Bill Condon, starring Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna, set to hit Argentine theaters on...
Minerva Casero Is Anastasia: Vertigo, Craft and a Role That Marks an Era
The actress and singer talks about the challenge of starring in Anastasia, her first major musical, and the moment of artistic maturity she’s...
Ismael Serrano: “Music Helps You Feel Less Alone”
An intimate journey through his classics, unexpected covers and new songs: Ismael Serrano returns to the Ópera with an acoustic show that reclaims the...
The “theater” sisters who are all the rage in the off scene and on Corrientes Avenue
We talked with María and Paula Marull about their memories, theater, motherhood, and much more.