There are so many theaters and plays to see in Buenos Aires that choosing is a lot of work. This 2025 Buenos Aires explodes with theater as always. There is so much to see that we have put together a list of the best plays in Buenos Aires this 2025 for you to choose from, including comedies, dramas, alternative and more commercial theater. Theater for all tastes and budgets because what matters is that culture lives. Experience the theater of Buenos Aires and choose your play:
1.Mina…Che cosa sei?
Mina…che cosa sei?!? It is starred by Elena Roger and in its summer 2025 performances, the special participation of Diego Reinhold is added. It is an unforgettable musical play that pays tribute to the Italian singer Mina Mazzini and covers her wide repertoire from the 60s to the present day, with songs such as “Se piange, se ridi”, “Parole, parole” or “Un anno d’amore”.
📅 From January 9 to March 3
📍Teatro El Nacional Sancor Seguros – 960 Corrientes Ave.
2. When Frank Met Carlitos
This is a musical that returns this summer to the Buenos Aires billboard and the imaginary meeting that Carlos Gardel and Frank Sinatra had in New York around 1934 returns to the emblematic stage of the Teatro Astral.
Wednesdays to Sundays at 8pm and Saturdays at 8pm and 10pm.
📍Teatro Astral, 1639 Corrientes Ave.
3. The Funeral of the Objects
El Funeral de los Objetos tells the story of a group of very particular and unknown people who come together to take part in a strange funeral after seeing an advertisement in a subway brochure. Already in its fourth season, this play is magnificent and is one of the best plays in Buenos Aires for this 2025.
📍Paseo La Plaza – 1660 Corrientes Av.
📅 Tuesdays 20:30hs
4. Made in Lanus
This play is a classic of Argentine theater written by Nelly Fernández Tiscornia. Two couples who are family reunite for a reunion. One of them, an Argentine couple visiting from the United States, the other, a middle class couple surviving as best they can the vicissitudes of living in Argentina. You can imagine everything that can happen and everything you can feel with such an Argentine and timeless plot, can’t you? With Made in Lanús, you get excited, you cry, you laugh and you feel everything. As it should be when you go to the theater.
Teatro Multitabaris 📍 Av. Corrientes 831
5. Escape Room
Four characters in an escape room set in the Second World War, a challenge to meet and overcome and a series of very strange events that begin to happen that do not seem to be typical of the escape room. Suspense, laughter and an unexpected ending await you in one of the most popular Buenos Aires plays of the season.
Teatro Multitabaris 📍Avenida Corrientes 831
6. If you’ve never been, try the Microteatro.
Microteatro is just that, short plays of no more than 15 minutes. At Microteatro de Palermo you can have a drink or a snack and choose whether to see 1, 2 or 3 short plays. Short plays, drama, comedy, and always a surprise. The surprise of seeing that theater is for everyone, all tastes, all budgets and covers all the sensations you are looking for.
📍Micro Theater Serrano 1139
7. Doll or the shipwreck
In a theater on Corrientes Avenue, a group of actors rehearses the play Muñeca by Armando Discépolo. During this process, jealousy, envy and love come to light, with an ending where fiction and reality mix in a hilarious comedy.
Leónidas Barletta Experimental Space 📍 Roque Sáenz Peña 943 Av.
8. The Brown David
David, the brown one, falls in love with Juan in the bathroom of a museum in Buenos Aires. Among European sculptures, Argentinean artworks and urinals, they promise to marry. Michelangelo’s David is the unwitting witness to the love, the vicissitudes and the tragic outcome of a strange interracial love triangle, while the notions of beauty and purity historically granted to whiteness are questioned.
📍Dumont 4040
📅 Thursdays. 22.30hs (from February 6)