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Carolina Torres Topaga IN RESiDENCE at the School Sants
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Carolina Torres Topaga (Barcelona)
Actress, theatre director, performer and cultural manager.
Born in Barcelona, but with Colombian roots, she is a performer and theatre director. Her stage work combines acting with directing, live music and collective creation, integrating feminist, anti-racist and decolonial perspectives. She has worked in Spain, Austria, Colombia, Costa Rica and Germany, both in independent and institutional circuits.
She has directed projects such as Teatro Sense Nom, No es país para negras, Parar de pararme, MI Parce and Maria_u2b, in which she explores hybrid languages at the intersection of theatre, music and political performance. Her artistic practice draws on methodologies such as Viewpoints, community theatre, closed-circuit performance and creation with migrant, racialised and gender-dissident collectives.
She has collaborated with various international companies and festivals, and combines her stage work with teaching theatre and managing transformative cultural processes.
Information updated as of September 2025
School Sants
https://agora.xtec.cat/institutsants/This is the fifth year in a row that Institut Sants (Sants-Montjuïc) has taken part in EN RESiDÈNCiA. In previous editions, the school has hosted artists Marilia Samper, Eu Manzaneres and Denise Duncan, with the mediation of Sala Beckett; it has also hosted Pía Sommer, with the mediation of MNAC and A Bao A Qu. This year, it is participating again with a group of second-year ESO students.
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Institut Sants is set in the Sants-Montjuïc district, on the border with Les Corts and Eixample, right next to Sants train station. Built in the late 1950s, it was officially opened in 1962 under the name Ausiàs March, until 1966, when it was renamed Emperador Carlos. In 2022, following a participatory process, the school community agreed on a new name change, adopting the current name of Institut Sants.
Information updated as of September 2025
Participants
Second-year ESO students
Teachers
Cristina López and Juan Carlos Gutiérrez
Curator and coordinator
Transductores
Direction
Barcelona Institute of Culture and Barcelona Education Consortium