The rebellion of the voices 2023
With outstanding exponents and reflecting on the 50 years of the Coup d'état, The Rebellion of the Voices XIII and the Meeting of Contemporary European Dramaturgy will take place between October 10 and 14.
The outstanding dramaturgy cycle seeks to value historical memory in its selected texts. The event constitutes a platform for promotion and dissemination focused on the dramaturgy of new and new exponents, proposing training activities, dramatized readings of unpublished texts and linking activities between authors and audiences.
As is tradition, a meeting between playwrights, master classes, dramatized readings, workshops and presentations is scheduled for the event.
Find out here the activities that will take place at GAM.
“We are very happy to host this festival of dramaturgy at GAM. It will be a very complete program to promote its new exponents and this year with important memory work on the 50th anniversary of the Coup. It is essential to promote dramaturgy in the performing arts to be able to design the stories that will provide us with so many emotions. We invite you to encounter this incredible world of the creative processes of top-level artists and enjoy dramatized readings, residencies, master classes, workshops and classroom presentations.”
— Felipe Mella, GAM executive director.
This version arises from the alliance between the Santiago Off Foundation, the Goethe-Institut Chile, the Italian Institute of Culture, the Cultural Center of Spain in Santiago and the French Institute of Chile. The series will be presented at the Gabriela Mistral Center (GAM), the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, the Teatro del Puente, the Valparaíso Cultural Park and the Estación Mapocho Cultural Center. This initiative is financed by the Ministry of Cultures, Arts and Heritage through its Support Program for Collaborating Cultural Organizations.
“Valuing memory has always been a fundamental exercise for the actions carried out by our organization. This year becomes much more important due to the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the coup and the denialist intentions of some political sectors.”
— Claudio Fuentes, director of the Santiago Off Foundation.
