NARANJARTE
We have been in…
More than 200 shows around the world
From Spain to New Zealand,
passing through Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.
Who are we?
Naranjarte, founded by Ana Lorite and Sergio Aguilar in 2011, is a Spanish Puppet Theatre and Circus company celebrated for its unique fusion of puppetry and juggling. From 2017 to 2020, they toured internationally, performing over 200 shows across 14 countries. Their educational project, Puppets and Circus: A Trip Around the World’s Schools, brought cultural exchange and hands-on experiences to audiences worldwide. Now based in Aotearoa New Zealand, Naranjarte also spends summers in Europe, sharing their passions within their home culture’s vibrant arts scene. Their productions captivate audiences with puppetry, juggling, and theatrical illusion, exploring themes of transformation, creativity, and the pursuit of dreams.
What do we offer?
What do others say about us:
“Having Naranjarte Company in the Festival is a guarantee of a good show. Since they create from the heart and where the public feels the sensation of theatrical magic at first hand and all this with the tenderness that small companies give.I would highlight the passion they put in their multidisciplinary shows. Perhaps this is their greatest value, to put on stage numbers or scenes where different arts come together at a magnificent level, seducing the audience from the beginning.”
Luis Crespo – Director of the International Puppet Festival of Redondela in Galicia, Spain.
“Having Naranjarte Company in the Festival is a guarantee of a good show. Since they create from the heart and where the public feels the sensation of theatrical magic at first hand and all this with the tenderness that small companies give.I would highlight the passion they put in their multidisciplinary shows. Perhaps this is their greatest value, to put on stage numbers or scenes where different arts come together at a magnificent level, seducing the audience from the beginning.”
Luis Crespo – Director of the International Puppet Festival of Redondela in Galicia, Spain.
Tomás Renna – Spanish Teacher at Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Koutu, Rotorua, New Zealand.
Caroline Astell-Burt, director of the London School of Puppetry, U.K.
Kerryn Palmer – Teacher at the School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.
Deborah Maurice – Director of Estampes International Puppet Festival and Director of Compagnie Samildanach, France.
Brett Hendricks – Music and permaculture teacher at Green School Bali, Indonesia.
Tomás Renna – Spanish Teacher at Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Koutu, Rotorua, New Zealand.
Caroline Astell-Burt, director of the London School of Puppetry, U.K.
Brett Hendricks – Music and permaculture teacher at Green School Bali, Indonesia.
Deborah Maurice – Director of Estampes International Puppet Festival and Director of Compagnie Samildanach, France.
Meaghan Goerlach – Head Teacher at the Support Unit and Special Education Teacher at Vincentia High School, NSW, Australia.
“Naranjarte has participated in several TitiriUVa programs, in their artistic and investigative role. The conferences given by the company have been of great importance to the attendees, all of whom were very satisfied with the activity and took many lessons within themselves. The content of the communications is highly innovative, of great quality and rigor and opens a gap for research in this field in Spain. “
Dra. Carmen Gómez Redondo – UVA University of Segovia, Spain.
Kerryn Palmer – Teacher at the School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.