With an extensive career in film, television, and theater, this actress, theater director, illustrator, and visual artist has turned her career to the stage for more than a decade. In 2005 she founded Teatro y su Doble (Ex Milagros), with which she has developed touching plays with puppets whose content is aimed at children and adults, with complex puppets made by the actress herself and her team. She has also had leading roles in films (Machuca, Una mujer fantástica) and in outstanding television series, such as Ecos del desierto, Prófugos and Bala loca.

Chilean actress who has done outstanding work in theater, film, and television. In 2005 she founded the company Teatro Milagros with the actress Aline Kuppenheim with whom she shares direction in On a Tightrope. Currently, she continues to develop as an actress and also as a theater director in her new company La Mili with her first paper theater work, El Niño Estrella.

It was created in 2005 as Teatro Milagros: a space of experimentation and search for new languages and diverse theatrical tools, where the figure of the doll was gaining more and more strength. In its plays, the actors-manipulators are at the service of the theatrical object, managing to transmit the text and awaken emotions through the illusion of life of the dolls, and the willingness of the spectator to surrender to a subjective look. The company has already staged other outstanding plays, such as Pedro y el lobo, Sobre la cuerda floja, Feos and El hámster del presidente, the latter three also co-productions of Fundación Teatro a Mil.

Mike Kenny grew up in England in a working class family. He quickly discovered in theater a powerful tool to go further, he launched into playwriting not only for ordinary children, but also for children wounded by life, as he describes them, children who are blind, deaf or disabled, incorporating sensory elements for them in his shows. Since then he has written more than 50 plays becoming one of England's most important and award-winning playwrights. His plays are performed in Great Britain and around the world.