A few days before the start of Teatro a Mil Festival 2024 (from January 3 to 23; more than 100 national and international shows on the billboard), the most important theater event in Chile presented the “Theater a Thousand Ticket Office”located at the southeast exit of the La Moneda stationwith tickets reduced to $2,000, $3,000 and $5,000 pesos for Santiago Metro passengers.
The festival, presented by Escondida | BHP and Teatro a Mil Foundation announced the renewal of this alliance that will connect different parts of the city through the performing arts.
“The Santiago Metro has always been a great ally of the festival, transporting the public safely and comfortably between the 32 communes of the Metropolitan Region in which we have programming, “Practically the same ones that Metro passes through with its more than 130 stations.”said Carmen Romero, general director of Fundación Teatro a Mil.
“This year with great enthusiasm we inaugurated for the first time a Underground Theater Ticket Officewith affordable prices, and we announced a series of free shows on their stations,” he added.
“Once again this year we are closing it with good news with this Alliance with Teatro a mil. Metro is much more than transportation, we have been working hard with art and culture for more than 20 years hand in hand with our cultural corporation and therefore this alliance mainly seeks to bring art closer to people, an objective that is in “Same line of our purpose of bringing people closer to living a better city,” said Paulina del Campo, Metro Communications and Sustainability Manager.
“From today people can come and buy their tickets with the additional advantage of being able to access certain shows that will have reduced prices and we also call on all attendees to use the Metro to get to the different places where the presentations and interventions will take place” , said.
Teatro a Mil Ticket Office: Tickets and Information
A space dedicated to the sale of tickets and festival information was installed at La Moneda Station (Line 1), southeast access. There you can buy tickets for all the paid works of the festival. There will also be tickets at discounted prices of $2,000, $3,000 and $5,000 pesos while supplies last, and tickets at a general price. The Teatro a Mil Box Office will open from Tuesday to Saturday, from 12:30 to 7:30 p.m., until January 28.
Santiago Metro invites you to dance
A double flamenco program will arrive from Spain by Marco Vargas & Chloé Brûlé: “The 24” and “Universal Shipwreck” They will be presented for free on Sunday, January 7 at 11:00 a.m. at Hospital El Pino Station (Line 2), located in the commune of San Bernardo.
For its part, and with an interactive spirit, the show will be presented at Baquedano Station (Line 5). “Dance Karaoke”by the acclaimed Austrian choreographer Willi Dorner, an entertaining karaoke party where you have to follow the dance steps instead of singing. The appointment will be on Wednesday, January 17 at a time to be confirmed.
Actresses and poets (to listen to)
Poetry will flood the cars and stations of Line 3 with Emergency Poetsa project that puts the work of great Chilean poets in the voice of great national actresses.
In that context, Gabriela Medina will read poems by Marta Brunet; Anita Reeves will read Mercedes Marín; and Gabriela Hernández will read “la Colorina”, Stella Díaz Varín. This sound intervention will accompany Santiago Metro passengers during January 2024.
Metro app guides you from the stations to the theater
All users of the Metro app will be able to see the billboard of the free festival programming closest to the stations of the Metro network on their electronic devices.
The history of theater in Bibliometro
As part of this alliance, Fundación Teatro a Mil donated 30 copies of the book All these yearspublished on the occasion of the celebration of the 30 years of the Teatro a Mil International Festival, for consultation by users of Bibliometro.
2023-12-29 16:30:49
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