Festival Tantidhatri. Calcutta, India. 2019.
With the participation of: Seema Kholi, Parwati Dutta, Ana Woolf, Pandavani, Rakini Devi, Jill Greenhalgh, Violeta Luna, Korean Pansori, Lopamudra Mitra, Keiin Yoshimura, Voix Polyphoniques, Helen Varley Jamieson, Veronica Moraga, Maristella Martella, Geddy Aniksdal, entre otras.
Direction: Parvathy Baul.
Artistic program: Amaranta Osorio.
Festival A Solas. The Magdalena Project. Madrid, Spain. 2013
With the participation of: Jill Greenhalgh, Odin Teatret, Keiin Yoshimura, L’Explose, Voix Polyphoniques, Violeta Luna, Maria Porter, Nomad Teatro, Projecte Vaca, Esfera Ensamble, Mercedes Hernandez, la Ortiga, Ainara Legardon, among others.
Direction: Amaranta Osorio
Teatros del Canal.
Festival 7 caminos teatrales- Magdalena. Guanajuato, Mexico. 2011.
With the participation of : Patricia Ariza, Jill Greenhalgh, Mercedes Hernández, Estela Leñero, Violeta Luna, Nieves Mateo, Natsu Nakajima, Marisa Naspolini, Itziar Pascual, Jesusa Rodríguez, Julia Varley entre autres.
Direction: Amaranta Osorio.
Fundación Cervantista.
Festival 7 caminos teatrales. Guanajuato, Mexico. 2010.
With the participation of Odin Teatret (Shows, workshops and conferences)
Direction: Amaranta Osorio
Fundación Cervantista.
2010. Festival Internacional de las Artes. Costa Rica.
With the participation a thousand national and international artists.
Music: Fito Paez, Gilberto Santa Rosa, Rosario Flores, Luis Eduardo Aute, Miguel Poveda, Rodolfo Mederos, Buika, Orquesta Sinfónica de Costa Rica, among others.
Theatre: Peter Brook, Odin Teatret, Teatro Tascabile de Bérgamo, Yuyachkani, Teatro la Candelaria, La Zaranda, Zagreb Youth theatre, Timbre Cuatro, Guillermo Calderón, Alfredo Sanzol, Yamo-Yamo, among others.
Danse: Ballet Nacional de España, Maria Pages, L’Explose, among others.
Storytellers: Hanna Cuenca, Juan Madrigal, Aldo Mendez, among others.
Artistic Director: Amaranta Osorio.
National Theater of San José. Ministry of Culture of Costa Rica.
Congress 7 caminos teatrales. Teatro Principal. Guanajuato, Mexico. 2009
With: Eugenio Barba, Luis de Tavira, Tapa Sudana, Sanchis Sinisterra, Aderbal Freire, Paolo Magelli y Ramiro Osorio.
Direction: Amaranta Osorio.
Fundación Cervantista
Tribute to Mercedes Sosa. Zarzuela Theater. Madrid Spain. 2010.
With: Ana Belén, Opus Cuatro, Pedro Guerra, Tania Libertad and Joan Manuel Serrat.
Coordination.
WHAT I DIDN’T SAY
The text had the mention of the jury in the Dolores de Castro Prize.
(Mexico, Australia, Spain, Belgium, France)
What I didn’t say, is a multidisciplinary performance, about the violence and the gender problems that women face since they are born, related to their body, education, sexual abuse, insecurity and the social obligation of being: pretty, quiet , smiling, productive and perfect.
Playwright and performer: Amaranta Osorio /Outside eye: Marion Coutarel and Suzon Fuks/ Video scenography: Suzon Fuks /Choreographer: James Cunningham /Scenic space: Alicia Blas / Costumes: Victoria Velazquez/Light design: Pilar Velasco/ Music: Mohn/ Song: Helen Chadwick.
Coproduction: Igneous Company , Festival Mestiza, Amaranta Osorio, with the support of Cornejo.
Created in residence at Thèâtre Artephile (Avignon, France) and Domo Teatro (Santiago, Chile)
Translated into english by Cristina Ward, into french by Alice Bonnefoi.
Performed as a work in progress at Festival Mestiza (Santiago, Chile), Festival Tantidhatri (Kolkata, India), Encuentro teatro y feminismos RESAD (Madrid, Spain), Transit Festival, Odin Teatret (Denmark), Festival Magdalena Montpellier (Montpellier, France), Festival Tiempos de Mujer (Quito-Ambato Ecuador)
ANÓNIMAS
Theatre play and guitar concert- premiered in 2014. (Denmark, Spain, Mexico) This play is dedicated to our mothers and grandmothers. The performance combines music and theatre in a black and white space. The images prompt the spectators to rediscover their own history and remember the “anonymous” women who have forged their existence.
Authors: Amaranta Osorio and Julia Varley / Director: Julia Varley/ Performer: Amaranta Osorio /Guitarist and Performer: Teresa García Herranz /Lighting design: Miguel Angel Camacho / Scenography and costume: Gema Rabasco /Sound Design: Arne Bock
Translated into english by Julia Varley and Amaranta Osorio.
Performed at.. Premier at Festival de Músicas del Mundo en Portonovo, Galice. Performed at: Colombia: Cali, Teatro La Máscara et Esquina Latina, Bogotá, Sala Sekisano- Festival de teatro Mujeres por la Paz et Teatro Villamayor; Equator: La Merced, Teatro Contraelviento, Quito, Patio de Comedias dentro- Festival Tiempos de Magdalena; Mexico, Puebla– Festival Internacional de Teatro Héctor Azar; Spain, Madrid– Teatro del Barrio-Festival Surge Madrid et Teatro de la Puerta Estrecha-Festival Transversal, Valladolid- Festival Internacional de Teatro de Calle TAC, Centro Cívico José Luis Mosquera, Seville. CENIT (Certamen de nuevos investigadores teatrales). TNT; Italy, Velletri– Sala Ossigeno, Rome- Giardino degli Aranci dentro del Festival de Improvvisi Urbani, Denamark– Festival Transit et Theatre OM.
Clic. Cuando todo cambia (Clic. When everything changes) (2020)
Theatre play written by Amaranta Osorio and Itziar Pascual.
Ed. ASSITEJ . Spain
Las niñas juegan al fútbol (Girls play soccer) (2019)
Short theatre play.
Translated into french by Agnès Surbezy
Collaboration in Primer Acto (2019)
Un recuerdo de mi infancia. (A memory of my childhood.)
Patricia Ariza, Dijana Milosevic and Maimouna Jallow: Theatre, women and war. Interview.
Primer Acto 356. Spain.
Bonita – Lo que no dije. (What I didn’t say?) (2018)
Theatre play.
Honorific mention, 2018 Dolores de Castro Prize, Mexico.
Collaboration in Acotaciones (2018)
Razones para ser feminista. (Reasons to be a feminist)
Acotaciones 41. Spain.
Cera en los ojos (Wax in my eyes) (2017)
Short theatre play.
Acotaciones 39. “”Current Mexican Theater”. Spain.
Moje Holka, Moje Holka (2016)
Theatre play written by Amaranta Osorio and Itziar Pascual.
Primer Acto 351. Spain.
Theoretical Book: Theater goes to School. (2014)
Authors: Carlos Jose Reyes, Mayra Bonilla, Patricio Vallejo and Tamara Gonzalez
Coordinator: Amaranta Osorio
