After an evaluation of more than 70 dramatic texts, the selected ones will be presented in an unprecedented way.

“The Neighbor's House” by Carlos Briones | Oct 8—8 p.m.

In a quiet neighborhood of Norte Grande, Luchito Antonio, a 9-year-old boy obsessed with completing his picture album, comes across a mystery that will change his life. While tirelessly searching for the last prints to complete his collection, Luchito begins to communicate with Freddy Taberna, a detainee missing from the civil-military dictatorship, who reveals a hidden story: in the Pisagua concentration camp plays were performed as small forms of resistance. As Freddy teaches Luchito the secrets of these clandestine performances, the lines between past and present become blurred. What begins as an innocent game transforms into a journey where art, memory and life intertwine in a timeless story of justice, resistance and the power of theater as a form of survival.

Director: Carlos Briones Pino | Cast: Vicente Almuna, Tamara Ferreira, Macarena Fuentes, Mario Olivares, Santiago Rodríguez and Víktor Zúñiga.

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“(My name is) Björk (and your television is just about to explode!)” by Tamara Villa | Oct 9—8 p.m.

It presents a dreamlike and fragmented universe inspired by the video clips of the artist Björk, where a group of characters are faced with situations that make them question their connection with technology, artificial intelligence, animals and environmental disasters. Through these experiences, they wonder if human beings are becoming organisms on the edge of life, moving away from our belonging to organic matter, and increasingly merging with machines, the artificial and the inorganic. This process opens new spaces to rethink our utopias, not from what is alive, but from the very limit of life, and question ourselves from the raw center of our humanity if these types of questions are really a contribution in a society that is collapsing.

Director: Vole Guerrero | Cast: Juan Pablo Fuentes, Clarita Giacaman and Vole Guerrero. | Production: Sol de Chile | Lighting design: Daniel Berríos

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“I DON'T CARRY THAT DEAD ONE (LET THE ONE WHO KILLED HIM CARRY HIM)” by Rosa Bernardo | Oct 10— 8 p.m.

It is a tragicomedy that tells the story of 2 working class couples who have known each other since school. They were the children who were trained and grew up in the dictatorship and who left high school just the year democracy arrived (1989). The work explores the fate of their lives now that they are over 50 years old; about how high school, adolescence, the historical, political and social context marked them, trying to investigate dreams fulfilled and unfulfilled, frustrations, betrayal, love and the living presence of the past. A kind of American Dream in a Chilean version.

Directors: María Rosa Bernardo Escobillana and Cecilia Guerra | Cast: Bárbara Vera, Camila Le-Bert, Otilio Castro, Gabriela Arancibia, Eduardo Muñoz, Leonor Díaz and Javiera Pincheira.

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GAYMALE” by Antenor Allendes | Oct 10 – 8 p.m.

The work is about a heterosexual couple who are faced with a moment of breaking when the woman decides to begin her gender transition, which leads to the trans character going from being perceived as a woman – by society and by her partner – to being perceived as a man. This situation generates uncertainty in the couple – who also faces transitioning from being a heterosexual couple to a homosexual one – with each questioning their own sexual identities and gender roles.

Director: Antenor Allendes | Assistant director: Rebeca Henriquez | Cast: Luna Merino, Bastian Oloff and Magdalena Urarte

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