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Theater Residencies in Mexico

5 residencies for theater artists in Mexico.

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Allende Arts Space

Mexico

Name of Residency: Allende Arts ResidencyYou’re invited to become part of a vibrant, dynamic community of local and international artists in beautiful San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Here at Allende Arts, you’ll have ample space, time and freedom to focus on your work and engage in the larger creative community, where you’ll enjoy gallery tours, openings, music venues and a myriad of other cultural, social, and artistic opportunities.We offer one large live/work studio with ensuite bath and one s

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Asociación Jupiterfab

Mexico

Name of Residency: Jupiterfab Art ResidencyThe residency started in 2022 and supports art projects and artists who are willing to inspire themselves in the city of Guadalajara, in Mexico. (We give special attentions to projects that will to create social impact.)We are located in Colonia Americana, which was named as the coolest neighborhood in the world by a famous international magazine, in 2023.We are inviting international artists from different disciplines and working on different medias to

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Casa Snowapple Mx

México City, Mexico

Casa Snowapple MX is an intimate international artist residency program in Mexico City's Coyoacán neighborhood, opened in to provide national and international artists with time and space for research, development, production, and sharing of creative work. It offers 1-month residencies with shared or single accommodation, workspaces for retreat, co-working, rehearsals, workshops, a recording studio, garden, and kitchen, along with logistical support. The program emphasizes open dialogue, collaboration, and experimental contemporary art connecting Dutch, Mexican, and global cultures, particularly supporting women artists through workshops and public presentations.

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Sierra Madre

Durango, Mexico

Sierra Madre International Artist Residency is a creative haven located in the tranquil setting of Durango, Mexico, welcoming both emerging and established artists from around the world. The residency provides an inspiring retreat with luxury accommodations designed to support visual artists, writers, performers, and filmmakers. Its serene environment includes a private garden, pool, and shared studios, fostering an atmosphere ideal for artistic development and reflection. Artists benefit from a flexible program that allows for both solitary work and collaborative opportunities. The residency offers a curated experience, with group excursions, cultural outings, and local art scene engagement. A dedicated team provides logistical, technical, and professional support, including project feedback and the opportunity to present work in a group exhibition. The residency emphasizes community-building and the decentralization of Mexico’s creative landscape by connecting artists to the vibrant cultural heritage of Durango. With stays ranging from 2 to 4 weeks, the program creates a balance between focused studio time and meaningful cultural exchange.

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Womb Mexico

Mexico

Name of Residency: Womb Residency ProgramWomb is a four-week residency located in the heart of a vibrant Mexican neighborhood that integrates creative production, restorative practice, and community engagement. The program supports visiting artists—particularly those oriented toward social practice and activism—in developing a public-facing project (performance, exhibition, concert, or workshop) for local audiences. Womb provides technical and logistical assistance, community-building resources,

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