The shows "Blum" and "The Cartographer", made by the Buenos Aires Theater Complex (CTBA) can be enjoyed online, with free access, through the “Culture at Home” platform.

Both works will be available on the site promoted by the Ministry of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires from 20 hours. First "Blum", a post by Enrique Santos Discépolo and Julio Porter, with adaptation and direction by Mariano Dossena, can be seen on Thursday 30 of April.

Meanwhile, "The cartographer", the story of Juan Mayorga, which has the direction of Laura Yusem, will be available on saturday 2 of May.

"Blum" stars Humberto Tortonese, Maria Ines Sancerni, Magalí Sánchez Alleno, Alejandra Perlusky, Eliseo Barrionuevo, Daniel Toppino, Maria Rosa Frega, Milagros Almeida, José Tambutti and Federico Justo.

Its story revolves around a billionaire who will see his hectic and successful business life altered, for a delirious claim by a trio of chorus girls (Las Diamonds Sisters) from his soap radio show “Blum”. From this event, Blum meets Lucy, one of the chorus girls, a reason to give a new meaning to your life, but after an unexpected revelation, will realize that even with his power and fortune he cannot buy happiness.

"The cartographer", while, it is headed by Gustavo Pardi, Elena Roger, Horacio Acosta, Mario Alarcón, Jasmine Diz and Ana Yovino.

Its history is located in Warsaw, place that - before deportations- had an estimated population of 400 a thousand people. In that context, Can a personal tragedy help us to size a social catastrophe? According to the cartographer, important things are seen on a small scale. But it is not always enough to look at them, you also have to remember to see them.