Twenty diverse children, emotional young actors portraying Golden Ticket winners in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory stage production at Gran Rex theater, with lead Agustín 'Rada' Aristarán as Charlie.
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Emotional stories of the 20 kids in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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A superproduction of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory will arrive at Gran Rex in 2026, featuring 20 kids selected after an unprecedented federal search to play the Golden Ticket winners. Agustín 'Rada' Aristarán is preparing to take the lead role. The stories of these young actors have moved audiences.

The production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, based on Roald Dahl's work, has revealed the 20 kids who will bring the 'Golden Ticket' winners to life on the Gran Rex stage in 2026. The initiative featured an unprecedented federal search across Argentina, drawing thousands of aspiring child performers. Agustín 'Rada' Aristarán, a young talent, is preparing to portray Charlie Bucket, the humble protagonist who dreams of Willy Wonka's factory.

The stories behind these actors are moving: many hail from various provinces and overcame personal challenges to join the casting. Images of the cast showcase the group's diversity and enthusiasm, capturing the musical's magic. This superproduction promises to blend music, adventure, and lessons in kindness, true to the original story's spirit.

The announcement has sparked excitement in Argentina's children's theater scene, highlighting emerging talent. Exact premiere dates beyond 2026 remain unspecified, but the selection emphasizes commitment to inclusion and artistic excellence.

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