Every night is different. As a local theatre artist, I'll take you into Buenos Aires' underground arts scene, through a live show I've personally handpicked — from physical theatre and contemporary dance to clowning and circus arts.
No Spanish needed.
The program changes with what's happening across the city's independent theatres, cultural spaces, and pop-up venues.
Together, we'll stroll along Avenida Corrientes, Buenos Aires' iconic theatre district, ride the subway like locals, discover a hidden venue, experience a live show surrounded by the local arts community, and end the night with a drink at a nearby bar.
We'll meet by the statue of two of Argentina's most beloved comedians sitting on a bench, at the corner of Avenida Corrientes and Uruguay.
Because the show changes each week, the ending point does too — but you can expect to finish somewhere around Palermo, home to many of the city's independent theatres, cultural spaces and bars.
We'll walk along Avenida Corrientes, Buenos Aires' iconic theatre district — a lively street lined with theatres, classic bookstores and traditional pizzerias. Known locally as the street that never sleeps, it's one of the best places to feel the everyday pulse of porteño life.
We'll pass by the Obelisco, Buenos Aires' most iconic landmark and the symbol of the city."
We'll take the subway to the theater or cultural venue—just like the locals do. No Ubers. This is the real way to experience the city.
We'll head to that week's venue — an alternative arts space that changes show by show. It might be El Galpón de Guevara, a beloved independent theatre known for physical theatre, or another hidden gem across the city.
Finally, we'll grab a drink at a nearby bar (such as Post Street Bar), get to know each other better, and wrap up the evening like the locals do.o.Post
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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