(Avellaneda, Province of Buenos Aires, 1955). Trained in puppet theater with Ariel Bufano and in playwriting with Mauricio Kartun, he was one of the first playwrights to garner attention in the early nineties and consolidate the emergence of a new dramatic writing after the predominantly scenic (scene-centric and anti-literary) renewal of the eighties.

A playwright, theater director, actor, and puppeteer, he was a founding member, along with Emilio García Wehbi and Ana Alvarado, of the theater group El Periférico de Objetos, created in 1989, which based its experimentation on the integration of actors and objects. As an author, his works are published in two collections: "Cuerpo de prueba," a volume of fourteen plays, and "La deriva," containing seven. As a director, he has staged productions such as "Máquina Hamlet," "Circonegro," "El líquido táctil," "La muerte de Marguerite Duras," "Apócrifo 1," and "Dramas breves 2," among others. His productions have been presented at major theater festivals worldwide, and in the last fifteen years, he has received over 25 awards in Argentina for his contribution to the theater scene.