Carmen Falla Aramayo

Assistant Director

Carmen Falla Aramayo, was born in El Salvador and began her theatrical career in 1997 with Gente de Teatro’s presentation of "La casa de las cosas perdidas" by Argentinean playwright Daniel Ruiz, the group’s first performance for a young audience. Carmen directed the audiovisuals for this play.

In 2005, she became the Assistant Director for Gente de Teatro with the performance of "El día que me quieras" by José Ignacio Cabrujas.

Carmen was also the Assistant Director for the following performances:

• "Penas sin Importancia" (2006 - 2007)
• "Volvió una noche" (2007-2008)
• "Cuando regreses a New York..." (2008)
• "Lombrices" (April & October, 2010 - April, 2011)
• "Made in Lanús" (2010)
• "Made in Argentina" (September, 2011)
• "Días contados" (February & September, 2012)
• "Fuga" (May, September 2013)
• "La Nona" (May 2014)
• "Almas Gemelas" (October 2014)
• "Chúmbale" (May 2015)
• "Cocinando con Elisa" (September, 2015)
• "Bajo Terapia" (May & October, 2016)
• “Querido San Antonio” (Abril & October, 2017)
• “Loca por las Plumas” (December 2017)
• “Loca por las Plumas” (January 2018)
• “Cancún” (May & October 2018)
• “Madenusa” (May, 2019)
• “Toc Toc” (May & October, 2022)

Carmen is responsible for lighting design. She was also Technical Director Assistant for “Madenusa” (May, 2019).