Three works for the little ones bring the Third Ibero-American Festival of Performing Arts for Early Childhood.

"It doesn't move, it can't be heard, it can't be seen and if it's missing it makes us dizzy." That's what a song from A i r e says, a work by the Uruguayan Baby Theater Company that arrives on November 4.  The work focuses on the stimulation of early childhood through sounds, images and textures. Thus, the buses will be able to hear the sound of different instruments and touch the surface of the scenery, cultivating their imagination and experiencing the world of culture and creation from the first days of life. Aimed at children from 6 months to 3 years.
Direction Fernando Toja Actress Carina Biasco Musician on stage Gustavo Di Landro Set design, costumes and lights Carolina Suárez Script Colomba Biasco Music Colomba Biasco, Nicolás Arnicho, Tania Amaral, Carlos da Silveira Animation Virginia Scasso and Lucas Carrier Audiovisual productionl Estudio Nui

The forest is the protagonist in the play Sueño de noche kallfü, by the Chilean company Amnia Teatro. A couple in love tries to find each other in the thick of the trees, but the forest is a place of illusions and appearances where reality dilutes its limits. For both of them to find each other, they must enter it and be surprised by its sounds, characters, music and animals. The work privileges a non-verbal language, making it accessible for children from 1 to 5 years old, but also uses a small selection of texts by William Shakespeare and others corresponding to ancestral songs in Mapudungún, linked to the magical and transcendent sense of the forests.
Direction and dramaturgy Natalie Sève Direction and musical direction assistancel Christian Sève Production Amnia Teatro Performers Martina Sivori and Christian Sève Scenic design Valeria Burgoa Costume design Laura Gandarillas Music Pablo Araneda Graphic design Maite Awad

The festival closes on November 11 with Tum, a work by the organizers of the event: the Teatro de Ocasión company. In Tum three brothers tell the story of their patio, where they play, grow, explore the depths of the earth and discover the cycle of life. A montage with objects, narration, singing and movement.
Company Teatro de Ocasión Direction Tita Iacobelli Performers César Espinoza, Álvaro Sáez and María Fernanda Carrasco Sound Daniel Pierattinni Comprehensive design Belén Abarza Graphic design Liza Retamal Making of costumes Lorena Álvarez Making of lighting props Omaira Araya.

In all productions, children are invited to play on stage once the play is over.

The festival begins on November 2 at 10 a.m. with the conference Theater, education and early childhood, in room A1 of GAM. Admission is free. 

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