SONS - To Be or Not to Be: The New Immersive Theater Creation by La Fura dels Baus
The iconic Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new immersive, physical, real, and virtual theater show.
La Fura dels Baus Returns to Argentina with “SONS - To Be or Not to Be”: How to Get Tickets
The iconic Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new immersive, physical, real, and virtual theater show.
The World Premiere of La Fura dels Baus Comes to Buenos Aires in February, Before Starting Its International Tour
This “Furian” version of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet invites audiences on a journey between reason and madness in an immersive show combining physical theater, virtuality, and reality.
La Fura dels Baus in Argentina: Ticket Sales Begin
The Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new show “SONS – To Be or Not to Be.”
La Fura dels Baus Returns to Argentina with “SONS - To Be or Not to Be”: How to Purchase Tickets
The iconic Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new immersive, physical, real, and virtual theater show.
La Fura dels Baus Returns to Argentina with a Show That Challenges the Limits of Traditional Theater
The iconic Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new immersive, physical, real, and virtual theater show called SONS – To Be or Not to Be.
Carlus Padrissa, the Builder of La Fura dels Baus Who Returned to Buenos Aires 40 Years After the First Night of Fury
Forty years after debuting in Argentina, the Catalan director and one of the founders of the legendary group rehearses SONS, the first production of this collective, which will have its world premiere in Buenos Aires.
SONS – To Be or Not to Be" The new immersive theater creation by La Fura dels Baus
The iconic Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new show that blends physical, real, and virtual immersive theater.
Carlus Padrissa, director of La Fura dels Baus: "Buenos Aires is the world capital of aerial theater"
The Catalan theater group returns to the country to present Sons. To Be or Not to Be, a show based on Hamlet.
Since February 13, at the Sala Sin Piso (Geba).
In photos: From Leticia Brédice's kisses at the La Fura dels Baus performance to the meeting of the Calabró sisters
The actress appeared deeply in love with musician Martín Russo during the Catalan company’s show, while Marina Calabró and Rolando Barbano went to see Iliana in Perdidamente.
"SONS - To Be or Not to Be": La Fura dels Baus dazzled at its press premiere
The iconic Spanish company makes its international debut in Buenos Aires with its new show that blends physical, real, and virtual immersive theater.
The striking looks of celebrities at the La Fura dels Baus premiere
The Spanish theater company arrived with SONS – To Be or Not to Be, an innovative proposal, and celebrities didn’t want to miss it. Mercedes Morán, Mike Amigorena, Jimena Cyrulnik, Leticia Brédice, among others, were there.
La Fura dels Baus stuns the audience with a breathtaking show
The iconic Spanish company presents its new immersive, physical, real, and virtual theater show at the Sala Sinpiso GEBA.
The best photos of celebrities at the La Fura dels Baus premiere
Celebrities attended this immersive theater experience with SONS – To Be or Not to Be.
The looks of celebrities at the new La Fura dels Baus show: all the photos
Leticia Brédice, Mike Amigorena, José María Muscari, and many others enjoyed the show SONS – To Be or Not to Be.
From Esmeralda Mitre to Axel, the best and worst looks at the La Fura dels Baus immersive theater premiere
Various personalities from the industry, including journalists, influencers, and actors, attended the first performance of the show.
SONS - To Be or Not to Be: La Fura dels Baus dazzled at its premiere with celebrities
Journalists, influencers, and entertainment figures enjoyed an impressive show.
A zombie Hamlet and a mermaid Ophelia: the protagonists of La Fura dels Baus' dystopia
The avant-garde Catalan theater company arrives in Buenos Aires with SONS (To Be or Not to Be), an apocalyptic version of Shakespeare’s tragedy that immerses the audience in an experiential show.