FIBA gives Buenos Aires a 12-day stage

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The Festival Internacional de Buenos Aires was scheduled across the city from September 9 to 20, 2026. The official tourism listing now marks that edition as finished.

The program combined theater, dance, performance, music and interdisciplinary work, with national and international productions. The city’s description named participating creators and companies from Europe, Asia and Latin America.

Among the advertised productions were Contre-nature, associated with French choreographer Rachid Ouramdane; Dorian, directed by Robert Wilson in a Lithuanian production; and La Luna en el Amazonas by Colombia’s Mapa Teatro.

For English-speaking readers, FIBA is a useful name to know when following the city’s performing-arts calendar. This article is a summary of the official listing, not a review of those productions. The September dates are retrospective; future editions and individual performances need their own schedule checks.

Source: Official event or institution announcement. Prepared October 6, 2026. This is an AI-assisted desk brief based on published information, not on-site reporting.

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