Stories survive longer than the people who create them.
Perhaps that is why I have always been drawn to theatre, documentary and cultural history — not simply as disciplines, but as ways of carrying ideas across time and borders.
I develop international cultural projects that bring together theatre, documentary, heritage and education, creating collaborations between institutions, artists and audiences across Europe and Latin America.
Based between London and Buenos Aires, my work explores how stories travel through time and how they continue to shape the way we understand ourselves today.
Over the past two decades, this has taken many forms: documentary films, theatre productions, international festivals, books, public conversations, educational initiatives and site-specific performances in theatres, cathedrals, archives and public spaces.
Some projects begin with a text; others with a place, a memory, or a question that refuses to disappear. What brings them together is a commitment to building cultural bridges — between countries, disciplines and communities — while exploring how stories survive, evolve and continue to shape the societies that inherit them.
This website brings together those projects, collaborations and conversations from the past twenty five years.
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