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Santiago a Mil International Theater Festival

Santiago a Mil International Theatre Festival (Spanish: ''Festival Internacional Santiago a Mil'') is an annual performing arts festival that takes place in January in Santiago, Chile. It is the largest arts festival in Chile and includes theatre, dance and music events from Chile and abroad, performed in the capital city, Santiago, and around the country.〔(Chile, the world’s stage ) ThisisChile.cl, 03.01.2014. Retrieved 04.01.2014.〕
Run by the non-profit Teatro a Mil International Festival Foundation (FITAM), the festival aims to provide affordable access to quality cultural events for the Chilean public, to support the development of theatre and the performing arts in Chile, and to promote Chilean theatre to the international arts scene.〔(Festival Internacional Santiago a Mil ) Official website of Santiago a Mil. Retrieved 04.01.2014.〕
The 2013 edition of the festival hosted 296 indoor events and 80 street-based events, attracting half a million spectators.〔(Sigue disfrutando de la exposición “La historia detrás de la historia” ) Official website of Santiago a Mil, 28.01.2013. Retrieved 04.01.2014.〕
==History==

Santiago a Mil launched in 1994 as the ''Festival Teatro a Mil''. It was renamed ''Teatro a Mil International Festival'' in 2001 before assuming its current name in 2006.〔(Historia ) Official website of Santiago a Mil. Retrieved 04.01.2014.〕
The first edition of the festival in 1994 ran for two months in the remodelled Estación Mapocho in Santiago. It was conceived in response to the surge in theatre and the arts experienced in Chile after the end of the military government of Augusto Pinochet in 1990. Three theatre companies took part: Teatro de la Memoria (“Memory Theatre”), who performed the ''Chile Testimonial Trilogy'' directed by Alfredo Castro; La Troppa, performing ''Pinocchio''; and Teatro del Silencio (“Theatre of Silence”), who performed ''Taca-Taca mon amour'' directed by Mauricio Celedón.〔(1994 ) Official website of Santiago a Mil. Retrieved 04.01.2014.〕

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