A space for exploration and co-creation for girls and boys ages 7 to 10 that connects theater, nature and technology, led by actress and playwright Andrea Moro Winslow and a multidisciplinary team made up of; Nicolas Oyarce, Darla Quintana, Antonia Calletti and Matias Palomino.

This laboratory is a creation space aimed at children, designed to explore their own questions and imaginations through playful and collaborative experiences. The workshop is based on the methodology that emerged from; Voices of Childhood, artistic residency carried out at GAM during 2024 by the actress and playwright Andrea Moro Winslow and her collaborating team.

Through theater, music and visual arts, participants will immerse themselves in games of shadows and lights, vocal explorations, music and collective creation.

The laboratory proposes a unique intersection between art, nature and technology. One of its main attractions will be the use of tools such as playtronics, a technology that allows the electrical impulses of plants to be translated into sounds. With this, boys and girls will be able to experiment and create stories, scenes and soundscapes that reflect their own ways of inhabiting the world.

Team: Andrea Moro Winslow, Nicolas Oyarce, Antonia Calleti, Darla Quintana and Matías Palomino.

Andrea Moro Winslow

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Director and playwright

Andrea Moro is an Actress from Finis Terrae University. He organized the Brief Dramaturgy Festival at said university for 4 years in a row. He stood out for his works “No soy la novia” and “La Escalera”. He gave theater workshops at the Diego Portales University. In 2005, he completed a master's degree in “Creative Arts Therapy” at New York University (NYU). She gave workshops in a women's prison, held play therapy sessions with boys and girls at the Calvo Mackena Hospital, where she also gave self-care workshops to the nurses. He was a teacher in Intro to Theater Therapy at the Universidad del Desarrollo and in the Master of Arts Therapy at the same University.

In 2013 he staged his latest work “Zigoto” with a musical montage, which invited the viewer to be a listener inside a tent made with reused material. Between 2014 and 2015, he formed a space for culture and the arts called Estudio Panal, where workshops, performances, exhibitions, concerts, meetings, among others, were held. Since 2017, he has been guiding a center for the arts and connection with nature in the Stgo foothills, called the Manna Center.