The Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra will perform two shows of Wagner’s opera Tristan and Isolde in Bogotá this week.
At the helm of the Colón Theatre, Manuel José Álvarez has dedicated a life in progress to opening up Colombian culture to all.
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.
The Alma en Movimiento initiative brings together Colombia’s best youth dancers for an intensive training and performance program.
Spain’s Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía arrives in Bogotá with their show Imágenes, which celebrates 20 years of innovative dance and music.
Our listing of important and not-to-be misses events happening in Bogotá, November 9 -through 16.
The prestigious Rio de Janeiro based dance company takes on Pushkin’s “Tatyana” during three night at the Colón Theatre.
The Swiss hyper-surrealism theatre troupe Mummenschanz premieres this week at the Colón and the National Museum turns 192.
To celebrate their 5th anniversary, the TMJSD presents Rigoletto and a co-production with the Zurich Opera House.
A theatre company known for putting on the stage plays relating to the Colombian identity, present this month at the Colón, ‘Hare Lip’.
The Teatro Colón received the FIABCI award for its restoration work lead by architect Max Ojeda.
The November agenda of the Colón Theatre includes Los Romero and the Baroque ensemble Il Giardino Armonico.
The Teatro Mayor hosts its second large-scale production with a Franco-Colombian premiere of ‘Orfeo’.
For three nights, the Colón Theatre puts on the zarzuela operetta “Black, el payaso” and which celebrates life on the stage.