From November 25 to 30. Conde Duque Cultural Center. Festival de Otoño. Madrid, Spain.
Premiere of LILIANA’S INVINCIBLE SUMMER by Cristina Rivera Garza. Adaptation: Amaranta Osorio. With: Cecilia Suarez. Director: Juan Carlos Fisher.
Produced by: Conde Duque, Late Producciones and Magnifico productions.
*Tickets go on sale September 10.
August 26 and 28. Carlos Chavez Theatre. UNAM Culture Festival.
Premiere of VIVE CALLAS. With: Cecilia Eguiarte, accompanied on piano by Ángel Rodríguez. Dramaturgy: Amaranta Osorio. Director: Daniela Parra. Musical advice: Gerardo Kleinburg. Literary advice: José Ramón Fernandez.
Interview by Francisco Morales in the Reforma newspaper.
Amaranta talks about the upcoming premieres in Mexico “Más vale morir” co-written by Amaranta Osorio and Jorge Volpi, directed by Richard Viqueira with the National Theater Company of Mexico.
“Vive Callas” by Amaranta Osorio. With Cecilia Eguiarte. Director: Daniela Parra. At the UNAM Culture Festival.
Premiere of MÁS VALE MORIR on September 25 to December at the Héctor Mendoza theater in Mexico City.
“Más vale morir” is a version of Aeschylus’ “Agamemnon”, co-written by Amaranta Osorio and Jorge Volpi. Directed by Richard Viqueira. Produced by the National Theater Company of Mexico.
August 31. Area 363. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Talk after the last performance of “Sobre tus alas” with Alma Buffay, Hernán Salcedo, Sandra Franzen and the team of the play.
August 31. Area 363. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Talk after the last performance of “On Your Wings” with Alma Buffay, Hernán Salcedo, Sandra Franzen and the play’s team.
Amaranta attended the wonderful staging of “Clic.Cuando todo cambia” and participated in a talk with the directors: Alejandro Casavalle and Andrea Juno Moneta and with the director of the Belisario Club Marcelo Savignone.
August 29. 20hrs. Belisario Club. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Amaranta received the BOGOTÁ 2025 CULTURE AWARD for her career as an international playwright, at the 34th edition of the Women on Stage for Peace Festival.
Amaranta participates in different activities of the Women on Stage for Peace Festival, directed by Patricia Ariza, with the Colombian Theater Corporation.
August 5. Talk by playwrights at the Teatro la Candelaria.
August 6 and 7. Taught the Word Crafts workshop.
August 9. Polyphonic meeting.
Monday, August 4 at 4pm in the Sekisano theatre.
Reading of ON YOUR WINGS at the Festival de Mujeres en Escena por la Paz in Colombia.
Interpretation: Amaranta Osorio
Videoscenography: Suzon Fuks
Technique and voice-over: Fran Canelas.
Light: Jaime Niño
On July 8 in Calca, Peru was the last performance of “La Matto” a play that lived for three years and was presented in Peru, Argentina and Colombia. A Peru-Argentina co-production, which had the support of Iberescena, Acción Cultural and the Ministry of Culture of Spain.
Team
Actress: Anahí Aráoz Cartagena
Dramaturgy: Amaranta Osorio
Direction: Amaranta Osorio and Natalia Marcet
Advisor: Miguel Rubio
Music: Natalia Marcet
Audiovisual production: Tatiana Fuentes Sadowski and Felipe Morey.
Voice-over: Tania Castro Gonzales.
Costumes: Natacha Vaugoyeau de Villasante
Photography: Adriana Peralta
Technician on tour: Sandro Latz
General Production: Anahí Aráoz Cartagena (Compania Viajera del Sur)
Amaranta was part of the jury for the prestigious MAX awards for performing arts, from the SGAE Foundation.
Selection juries 2025: Joan Arque, David Barbero, Carme Canet,Maxime Iannarelli, Pablo Iglesias, Cristina Lügstenmann, AmarantaOsorio, Encarna Quilez, Carolina África, Elías Aguirre, Antonio Aparisi, RosaBadía, Marta Carrasco Benítez, Antonio Castro, Aina de Cos Estrada, JulioFernández, Daniel Galindo, Juan Ignacio Garzón, María Goiricelaya, EkaizGonzález, Mercedes León, Ana Luján, Diana I. Luque, Nuria Mencía, CeliaMorán, Chevi Muraday, Mar Navarro, Gabriel Ochoa, Pedro Ignacio Ortega,Paula Quintana, Xosé Paulo Rodríguez, Mercé Sarrias y Alberto Vicente
Premiere of SOBRE TUS ALAS by Amaranta Osorio, directed by Flor Yadid and performed by Alma Buffay at Area 623 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
In season in July and August.
Premiere of EL DIVINO NARCISO by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Version by Amaranta Osorio. Directed by: Amaranta Osorio, Cesar Grande et Venus Silva. Tchyminigagua Company (Colombia).
Performers: Carlos Yepes, César Grande, Mardelay Silva, Evelio Yepes, Kahterin Silva, Angélica García, Estiven Hincapie.
Live music: Javier García
Premiere on July 5 and 6 at the Hispanic American Theater Festival of the Golden Age. Classics in Alcalá. Spain.
Second season of CLIC.CUANDO TODO CAMBIA, directed by Alejandro Casavalle and Andrea Juno Moreta at the Belisario Club. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
Team
Authors: Amaranta Osorio and Itziar Pascual
Directors: Alejandro Casavalle, Andrea Juno Moreta
Cast: Miranda Peyru, Toto Cochelo, Giuliana de Santis Carolina Rebusta, Agustín Leon Pruzzo.
In season from June to September at the Belisario Club in Buenos Aires.
LA MATTO tour in Colombia and Argentina.
LA MATTO team
Interpretation: Anahí Aráoz Cartagena
Dramaturgy: Amaranta Osorio
Direction: Amaranta Osorio and Natalia Marcet
Advisor: Miguel Rubio
Music: Natalia Marcet
Audiovisual production: Tatiana Fuentes Sadowski and Felipe Morey.
Voice-over: Tania Castro Gonzales.
Costumes: Natacha Vaugoyeau de Villasante
Photography: Adriana Peralta
Technician on tour: Sandro Latz
General Production: Anahí Aráoz Cartagena (Compania Viajera del Sur)
Three excuses to read: novel, poetry, theater
In this sense, the Night of Books constitutes a very happy occasion to ask ourselves: What is poetry today? Does everything fit in the novel? Is theater literature? Ernesto Pérez Zúñiga, Michelle Roche Rodríguez and Amaranta Osorio will reflect on these questions.
Date and time
📅 Friday, April 25, 2025
⌚ 7:00 p.m.
▶ Casa de América.
Free entry until capacity is reached.
Participants:
Moisés Morera Martín, programming director of the Casa de América
Amaranta Osorio, playwright
Ernesto Pérez Zúñiga, writer
Michelle Roche Rodríguez, writer
Amaranta works as an actress in the director Ana Graciani’s debut film.
Important researchers reflect on the work of Amaranta Osorio.
Here are some articles:
“Female stage interventions in Spain” by Marifé Santiago in Pléyade magazine.
“Migratory duels as objects of representation: untold wars” by Sandra Ortega and Sandra Camacho in GEC Bulletin.
“Narrative and poetry in the theater of memory. Moje holka, moje holka (My girl, my girl) by Amaranta Osorio and Itziar Pascual” by Emilie Lumière in Comparative Literature Studies 4. SELGYC.
