Rosario, Argentina

Teatro in Círculo, Rosario, Argentina

Teatro in Círculo, located in Rosario, Argentina, is a historic venue renowned for its exceptional acoustics and intimate atmosphere. This beautifully restored theater has hosted a variety of performances, from opera to chamber music, allowing artists to connect deeply with their audience. Over its long history, the theater has welcomed many illustrious performers, including legendary soprano Luisa Tetrazzini and celebrated tenor Enrico Caruso. Caruso praised the theater’s acoustics, comparing them favorably to those of the Metropolitan Opera in New York.

In addition to its rich artistic legacy, Teatro in Círculo boasts an intimate setting with a seating capacity of around 800, which allows for close interaction between performers and the audience. This unique proximity enhances the emotional resonance of performances, making each event feel personal and engaging. The theater also serves as a cultural hub in Rosario, frequently hosting festivals and community events that showcase local talent, enriching the city’s artistic landscape. As a cherished cultural landmark, Teatro in Círculo plays a vital role in the vibrant artistic community of Rosario, providing a stunning backdrop for artistic expression.

Through PSN Plus, PSN Alumni are granted a unique performance opportunity at Teatro El Círculo, a theater revered across Latin America for its historical significance and role in nurturing artistic talent. This remarkable venue, nestled in the cultural heart of Rosario, invites alumni to bring their passion and craft to an

 audience that appreciates the beauty and nuance of live performance. Alumni can look forward to enriching their careers with an unforgettable experience, resonating in the same hall where the city’s vibrant artistic pulse has been kept alive for generations.

PSN Alumni can now step into the spotlight at Teatro El Círculo, where your voice can shine in a venue celebrated for its rich history and intimate charm. This is your chance to captivate audiences in a space that has hosted legendary performers and continues to be a vibrant hub for the arts. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of Rosario’s cultural fabric—come make your mark in this iconic theater!

Exciting Opportunity for 6 PSN Alumni!

Concert dates: August 2025

Travel to Argentina and experience Rosario.

Shine on stage with a concert performance, singing 3 arias or duets accompanied by grand piano and set in a Argentinian cultural center.

Accommodation and most ground expenses included.

Flights not included.

Rosario, Argentina

Rosario is a vibrant city renowned for its rich cultural heritage and lively arts scene. Situated along the Paraná River, the city is adorned with beautiful parks and waterfront areas, creating inviting spaces for both locals and visitors to enjoy.


Rosario’s cultural landscape is particularly dynamic, featuring a thriving music and theater scene that attracts artists and audiences from around the world. Throughout the year, the city hosts numerous festivals, including the renowned Festival Internacional de Música de Rosario and the Rosario Jazz Festival, celebrating its diverse artistic talent and fostering a spirit of collaboration among performers.

 

The city’s artistic offerings extend beyond music and theater; it also boasts a variety of galleries and art installations that reflect its innovative spirit. Additionally, Rosario’s culinary landscape is a feast for the senses, offering a delightful array of options from traditional Argentine parrillas to modern international cuisine, inviting both performers and audiences to savor the local flavors while experiencing the city’s vibrant cultural fabric. With its combination of rich history and contemporary creativity, Rosario stands out as an exceptional destination for artistic expression and cultural exploration.

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