COVID-19 has been harsh for many industries, with the entertainment industry being one of the hardest hit.

The new reality of the COVID-19 pandemic prompts technological creativity in theater production.

Coming up on what would be the 100th birthday of Argentinian artist, León Ferrari, those involved in Argentinian culture and in art culture are eager to celebrate the beloved artist.

Ana, the novel’s protagonist, is a university professor who undergoes an existential crisis after unfortunate events unfold.

In just one month, the three new online streaming platforms have launched, available to Chileans directly in their homes.

In his painting, “Pandemia,” artist Alfredo Alcalde depicted the suffering and tragedy of the coronavirus which has devastated people around the world.

August 25th is Guaraní Language Day in Paraguay, intended to celebrate the recognition granted the language in 1967.

While family crisis, misunderstanding in marriages, and fear is taking over many in real life, show business still emulates what goes on in the world.

Director Agustín Meza stated that the intention is to motivate people and “give them a positive message, as well as demonstrate that theater and the scenic arts are also an essential activity in Mexico and the world.”

Saúl Alcántara Onofre expressed his discontent with the plans as it prioritizes “gray infrastructure” over restoring the historical plants and trees.