After his acclaimed 1999 Otello, our very own José Cura will complement his magnetic singing with his talented skills as régisseur and scenographer in a title that he knows by heart. Renowned international and Argentine figures will accompany him, turning into a true lyric art celebration this tribute paid to the great Verdi on the occasion of the bicentennial of his birth.

Going to the Ballet is an excellent plan for spending the winter holidays, especially when fairy tales are part of the program. This time, the mysterious story envisioned by Lewis Carroll takes up the stage, adding the right flavors for everyone's delight—humor, magic, and adventures.

Metropolis is one of the greatest exponents of the German Expressionist Cinema. This iconic silent film directed by Fritz Lang that takes place in a futuristic urban dystopia was premiered in 1927, a few years before sound cinema became a phenomenon. Metropolis was the first of very few films to be distinguished by UNESCO’s Memory of the World Programme. This award appraises the vivid depiction of the society featured in the film and its profound human and social content, also recognizing Metropolis as an expressionism masterpiece, a pioneer in the development of science-fiction and special effects in the history of cinema.