Biography
Founder of Gente Perdida, actor, playwright and producer Patricio Ibarra emerged from small productions in his native Buenos Aires off-circuit theatre scene including the “The School of the Upside-World” musical by Eduardo Galeano (Matorra-Ocampo), and “Dido's Queen of Cartage” Marlowe) by Monica Maffia.
As a playwright, he also wrote “Lodebar Land of Oblivion” which was based on Orwell’s “1984” and biblical texts, and which toured Argentina. In Sydney he has appeared on stage and commercials, including “The Hero Leaves One Tooth” at KXT (2023).
Patricio studied Lecoq in Argentina at Cachimba. In addition to being a part of House of International Theatre in Denmark he studied short courses at RADA in London and was recipient of a scholarship to Study at American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco.
Other highlights of his career so far have been for TVC campaigns such as “Snow Fairy” (2020), “SBS World Cup” (2022) and the Marvel superhero feature film “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” (2020), and for theatre such as Dream Plane Productions’ “Labyrinth” (2022), “One Man, 2 Guvnors” at New Theatre (2023).