(Santiago, 1987)

Actress, director, and performance researcher, graduate of the Universidad de Chile. In theater, she has performed under the direction of prominent Chilean directors, including Ana Luz Ormazábal, Martín Erazo, Cristián Plana, Millaray Lobos, Los Contadores Auditores, Paula González, and Marcelo Leonart. Founder, director, and actress of the company Terrícola, she has directed the productions Youtube: una historia de la humanidad (2016), Humane (2018), and El Gran Silencio (2023), presented at renowned national festivals.

In film, she has appeared in productions from Chile, Argentina, and Germany. She won the award for Best Actress at Argentina’s BAFICI Festival and at Chile’s FECICH for her performance in the film Reinos (2017).

She has toured with theater productions in Brazil and France; held residencies in Germany (Proyect 99) and France (Académie Nomade); and received a scholarship for the Stage Direction Program run by Fundación Teatro a Mil and the Goethe-Institut in 2018. She has authored two publications on acting: “Movimiento sensible: aproximaciones somáticas para la formación actoral” [Sensitive Movement: Somatic Approaches to Actor Training] (2023, with PLASMA) and “La intuición en la actuación, ensayos reflexivos sobre la intuición en el trabajo actoral” [Intuition in Acting: Reflective Essays on Intuition in Actor’s Work] (2020, with the Universidad de Chile’s Performance Research Group).

In 2024, she premiered her latest production, Mi madre nada, a co-creation with writer Nicolás Lange, in which she works as both director and actress, presenting the piece at various theater festivals. In 2025, she was invited to become a resident artist at Teatro La Memoria, where she is beginning a new artistic project with Nicolás Lange, “La vida que vendrá” [The Life That Is Coming]

(Puerto Montt, 1994)

Chilean writer, playwright, and theater director from Patagonia. He holds a degree in Arts from the Universidad de Chile. He currently divides his time between Florence, Italy, and Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where

he is pursuing the Master’s program Das Theater at the Amsterdam University of the Arts (AHK).

His writing has earned him recognition including the Mustakis Fellowship and the Gabriela Mistral Literary Games. His play Esto podría durar y durar y durar y durar y durar was selected for the 2022 National Playwriting Showcase, and the unpublished version of Caminamos porque amamos algo received the 2021 Best Literary Work Award; the book, published by CastoryPólux in 2023, traces his life in a singular and varied way, sharing twisted memories and grotesque realities with readers, whom he confronts directly throughout the narrative.

His texts have been translated into English, German, Italian, Portuguese, and French, and his works have been presented in more than 15 countries. He is the winner of the President of the Republic Award (Chile, 2025). He is also the author of the book Hunt The Dog Hunt The Boy Hunt The Other Boy Too (Centro Dramático Nacional de Madrid, 2024). He has held artist residencies at the Gorki Theater (Berlin), KVS (Brussels), the National Theatre of Lithuania (Vilnius), Giornate del Respiro (Sardinia, Italy), Teatro Cantiere Florida and PARC: Performing Arts Research Center (Florence, Italy), Cité internationale des Arts (Paris), and Watermill Center (New York).