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Meet the Members: Alonso Pineda, theatre director

Mexico-born Alonso Pineda's work spans theatre, circus, live events and film.

15 Jun 2026 9:00

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Alonso Pineda. Photo: Kimberly Summer.

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Alonso Pineda. Photo: Kimberly Summer.

Alonso Pineda is a Mexico City-born director, producer and arts manager whose work spans theatre, circus, live events and film. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and formerly the General Manager of Circus Oz, he creates bold, contemporary work centred on inclusivity, emotional connection and storytelling.

He has been an ArtsHub member since 2019.

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