The Ghost of Friedrich – A Punk Pop Opera brings punk rock, philosophy and fantasy to São Paulo. Following its acclaimed Curitiba Festival run, this original Brazilian musical explores youth, mental health and the search for meaning.…
At 25, Felipe Morales has already established himself as a working professional in New York’s commercial and theatrical dance world, navigating the city with the focus of someone who knows exactly why he is here. Born and raised in Colombia, Morales became a recognized presence in street and comme…
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Carlos López Buchardo: Argentine Scenes Carl Nielsen: Concerto for Flute and Orchestra Antonin Dvorák: Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88
The stage of the Teatro Colón shines under the colorful light of the Cervantine Spain reliving the story of the Gentleman of the Sad Figure. Romance, virtuosity, and graciousness, with the ever-present "white act", typical of the academicism, are the sparkles igniting this Don...
On the occasion of the bicentennial of Verdi's birth
Mozart could not be left out of a season full of great names. Hence he appears with the first title of the Da Ponte trilogy. The charming story of Susanne and Figaro, the Count and the Countess, and the follies of Cherubino will amuse and move the audience in a way only the...
Maurice Ravel: Concierto para la mano izquierda en Re mayor Anton Bruckner: Sinfonía Nº 5 en Si bemol mayor
After his acclaimed 1999 Otello, our very own José Cura will complement his magnetic singing with his talented skills as régisseur and scenographer in a title that he knows by heart. Renowned international and Argentine figures will accompany him, turning into a true lyric art...
Going to the Ballet is an excellent plan for spending the winter holidays, especially when fairy tales are part of the program. This time, the mysterious story envisioned by Lewis Carroll takes up the stage, adding the right flavors for everyone's delight—humor, magic, and...
Édouard Lalo: Spanish Symphony, Op. 21 Felix Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op. 90, "Italiana" Intermezzo, Nocturne, Scherzo and Wedding March from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Reaffirming its brilliant, long-standing tradition in the field of German Opera, the Teatro Colón presents one of the most perfect titles given to the lyric art by Richard Strauss: The Woman Without a Shadow. Premiered by Erich Kleiber in 1949, then directed by Ferdinand Leitner...
Emmanuel Chabrier: España Lucas Guinot: Suite for Vibraphone Franz Schubert: Symphony No. 9 in C major, "The Great"
