Theater company formed in 2010, under the direction of Pablo Manzi and Andreina Olivari. In their works, they seek to bring to the stage unpublished plays that drive critical reflection. To date, and to great success, they have debuted Amansadura (2012), Donde Viven los Bárbaros (2015) and Tú Amarás (2018), which have participated at the Cádiz Festival, Santiago a Mil, ¡Adelante! (Germany), Cielos del Infinito (Chile), and others. Pablo Manzi received the 2016 Dramaturgy Award for Donde Viven los Bárbaros, bestowed by the Santiago Municipal Government, along with the Literary Award, in the Dramaturgy category, from the National Council for Culture and the Arts, and the 2015 Dramaturgy Award, from the Chilean Art Critic Society.

Actress, director of Bonobo, and also a teacher, with a degree in Spanish Language and Literature from Universidad de Chile. She has performed with different groups and for diverse directors in Chile. As part of the company, she acted in Amansadura, and has directed Donde Viven los Bárbaros and Tú Amarás. The pieces she has directed have shown and received accolades at multiple festivals, such as the Cadiz Festival (Spain), the ¡Adelante! Festival (Germany), Temporada Alta (Peru), Santiago a Mil (Chile), and others. This year, she has been invited to participate as a speaker at the Holland Festival Parels.

Actor, director and playwright. A large portion of his career has been together with the Bonobo theater company, where he wrote and directed Amansadura, Donde Viven los Bárbaros and Tú Amarás, a play developed during a residency at the Baryshnikov Art Center, in New York. His pieces have participated at different festivals in Chile and around the world. In 2017, the British Council invited him to a residency at the Royal Court Theatre, in London.