Marcela Walter Salas, Ph.D.

Artistic Director

Marcela Walter Salas, was born in Argentina and began her theatrical career as the assistant for the Artistic Directors Eduardo Rovner and Emilio Alfaro in the Teatro General San Martín.
In Houston, she was the Assistant Director for:

• "Tute Cabrero" (1995)
• "La mantis religiosa" (1996)
• "La calle de las cosas perdidas" (1997)

Marcela directed the following plays:

• "Café Concert" & "Noche de teatro" (1998)
• "Ardiente Paciencia" (1998 - 1999)
• "Salven al cómico" (1999)
• "Lejos de aquí" (2001)
• "La muerte y la doncella" (2002)
• "Venecia" (2003 - 2004)
• "La señorita de Tacna" (2004 - 2005)
• "El día que me quieras" (2005 - 2006)
• "Penas sin Importancia" (2006 - 2007)
• "Volvió una noche" (2007 - 2008)
• "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 & October 2019)
• “Toc Toc” (May & October, 2022)
• “Plagio” (March & October 2023)
• "Cuánto vale una heladera" (How much is a refrigerator worth), "Mesa de Saldos" (Sale Table) & "Verona" (May, 2024)

Marcela is also responsible for costumes and lighting design. She was the artistic advisor for the dramatic reading of “Password" (2003).