Between 13 and the 22 February will take forward the ninth edition of the Festival of Love, the theatrical encounter that takes place in the Cultural Center of Cooperation with programming strongly linked to a special month.

According to the director he expresses the meeting, Pablo Silva, "We met nine years and celebrating love and finding great works theater and small, addressing this subject of love, and that give meaning to our festival that grows year after year ".

As for programming, Silva said that this year "will celebrate with the talented Virginia Lombardo, who helps coordinate and presents his work Brava Doll, in defense of the role of women in the tango "and added: "Beside her Macarena Trigo they will be present with a history hot amorous hopes to renew, Enrique Dacal with an existentialist version of the couple and Gina Piccirilli addressing an adult couple and how to deal with the system ".

Finally the manager said he was very happy "with companies that will be and we hope that the public also enjoy. The entrance is very accessible and there will be one free day, Opening Day (13 February), a chat with artists giving his reasons to reach their creations and also a perfomance chord, with “Emma, ensayo de amor y de muerte” de Pablo Rodríguez Albi” (from 19).

With tickets on sale via the Alternative Theater System, Osvaldo Pugliese room of the premises located on Avenida Corrientes 1543 -On Friday also receive 14 from 20.30- to "Muñeca Brava" Carlos Pais, Gabriela Croup, Castilian and César Gustavo Lago, under the direction of Virginia Lombardo.

Also at the same time, Saturday 15 It will be the turn of "The Sunken Cathedral", Enrique show Papatino, Gabriel Rovito, Yamila Ulanovsky and Analia Yáñez.

On Friday 21 It will present "Those things that are said and are not so strange", work written and directed by Macarena Trigo and actions of the Gener Fernando and Jimena López.

Finally on Saturday 22 The Festival will close with "Dinosaurs", the work created by Santiago Serrano play and stars Silvia Melli and Dante Lemma, under the direction of Gina Piccirilli.