Theatre

The curtain rises on the largest theatre event in Latin America. The 16th edition of the Iberoamerican Theatre Festival presents works from 13 countries.

The Teatro Colón launches its Colombian theatre programme with "Hominum: Perdón por ser," and poignant reflection on reconciliation by the Armenia theatre company Teatro Azul.

The opera by Brecht and Weill known as Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny is a major co-production between the Teatro Mayor, Teatro…

An intensive cultural exchange between Spain and Colombia will keep you busy during the next 18 months. Here, some of the highlights.

Austria, Spain and Mexico bring their very best performing artists to the Teatro Mayor Julio Mario Santo Domingo in 2018

From Shakespeare in Love to a host of gallery openings, with August almost upon us Bogotá's cultural offerings will keep you entertained.

Directed by Willy Decker, the Colón's production of Otello delivers a surreal production of Verdi's masterpiece and under the baton of Hilary Griffith.

Colombia's iconic Teatro Colón presents the cast of Shakespeare Enamorado, a 28-performance season which debuts in July and tributes the great bard of literature.

The French circus group Cirque Farouche headlines this month at the Teatro Mayor with an acrobatic tale based on Fellini's iconic film "18 1/2"

The Spanish theatre group Ron Lalá takes on the verses of the father of the modern novel, Miguel de Cervantes, with four performances at the…

The acrobats of the French dance company, Compagnie XY present their spectacular show as part of the year-long Colombia - France Year.

With the launch of 2017 Colombia-France year, an exciting agenda of cultural events awaits. Oh la la la!

A poignant rendition of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo's life comes to the Theatre Colón with 'Frida Libre' and starring actress Flora Martínez.

The Italian NoGravity Dance Company presents Dante's Divine Comedy with stunning choreography of weightless acrobats. The show debuts Thursday at Teatro Mayor.

Bogotá's Teatro Colón presents two interpretations of Macbeth — the play by Shakespeare and the opera by Verdi.

The city is a stage as Bogotá hosts the Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro, bringing hundreds of performances from dozens of countries.