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Lola Arias (born 3 December 1976) is an Argentine actress, writer, and film and theater director.[1]

Lola Arias
Born	(1976-12-03) 3 December 1976 (age 45) Buenos Aires, Argentina
Alma mater	University of Buenos Aires
Occupation	Actress, director, writer
Awards	Konex Award (2014)
Website	lolaarias.com

Biography

Lola Arias studied literature at the University of Buenos Aires, dramaturgy at the School of Dramatic Art, and theater with Ricardo Bartís and Pompeyo Audivert [es]. She also studied dramaturgy in London at the Royal Court Theatre[2] and in Madrid at the Casa de América [es]. She founded the Postnuclear Company, an interdisciplinary group of artists with whom she develops various theater, literature, music, and visual arts projects. She composes music for their works with Ulises Conti.[3][4]

Her work is wide and varied, including literature, theater, poetry, music, performances, films, and stories in Argentine magazines and newspapers. She collaborates with artists from different disciplines on art, music, and film projects. Her compositions cross the border between fiction and reality. In collaboration with the Swiss artist Stefan Kaegi she developed documentary theater projects such as Chácara Paraíso and Airport Kids.[1][3]

In theater, Arias has incorporated not only actors into her work, but also policemen, beggars, dancers, prostitutes, musicians, children, and animals. In her play Striptease (2007), the protagonist is a one-year-old baby;[5] in El amor es un francotirador (2008), a rock band plays live while the actors tell love stories; in Mi vida después (2009), six young people reconstruct, from letters, photos, used clothes, cassettes, etc., the youth of their parents in the 1970s.[6]

Her texts have been translated into seven languages and presented at festivals around the world, such as Steirischer Herbst in Graz, Festival d'Avignon, Theater Spektakel in Zurich, We are Here in Dublin, Spielart Festival in Munich, Alkantara Festival in Lisbon, Radicals Festival in Barcelona, Under the Radar Festival in New York,[7] and in art spaces such as Red Cat LA, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis,[8] and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago.

Works

• Las impúdicas en el paraíso (poetry collection, 2000)
• La escuálida familia (theater, performed at the Teatro Rojas, 2001)
• Estudios de la memoria amorosa (theater, performed at the Centro Experimental del Colón, 2003)
• Poses para dormir (theater, 2004)
• Trilogy Striptease, Sueño con revólver, and El amor es un francotirador (theater, Ed. Entropía, 2004)[5]
• El amor es un francotirador (album of music together with Ulises Conti, 2007)
• Familienbande (theater, 2009)
• Mi nombre cuando yo ya no exista (theater, Ed. Cierto Pez, Chile, 2009)
• That enemy with in (theater, 2010)
• Los posnucleares (book of short stories, Ed. Emecé, 2011)
• Los que no duermen (album of music together with Ulises Conti, 2011)
• Melancolía y Manifestaciones (theater, 2012)
• El año en que nací (theater, 2012)[7]
• El arte de hacer dinero (theater, inspired by The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht, 2013)[4]
• Mis documentos (cycle of performance lectues, 2012, 2013, 2014)

Filmography

Director

• Teatro de guerra [es] (2018)[9]

Actress

• Cien pesos (2003, short)
• Potestad as Adriana's mother (2003)
• La prisionera as Isabel (2006)[10]
• Historias extraordinarias [es] as Alicia (2008)

Awards and recognitions

• 2014 Konex Award Diploma of Merit as one of the five most important figures in Argentine letters in the discipline "Teatro: Quinquenio 2009–2013"[1]

References

External links

• Official website
• Lola Arias at IMDb 

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Lola Arias (Buenos Aires, 3 de diciembre de 1976) es una escritora, actriz, performer y directora teatral argentina.[1][2][3][4]

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