Bruno Giraldi interpreted an abused person called Javier in the short play "The Bathtub". This run was carried out in September 2019 at LATEA Theater.

"Riiichard" by Norman Briski interpreted by Bruno Giraldi in the Calibán Theater, Buenos Aires, Argentina. This is a rehearsal of the aforementioned play, which is an aversion of Shakespeare's "Richard III"

Bruno Giraldi interprets "Bring on Your Friends", version of "Bring on the Men" from the "Jeckyll & Hyde" musical in his cabaret show "#getmeouttahere" at Don't Tell Mama.

Uncle Hancock's opening number in Bruno's first show in the U.S., "Please Don't Take My Rhythms & My Blues".

In February a new group of artists auditioned to be part of the RL's adults educational training program. This was the first step in the process, classes started on March 12th and ended a presentation of a devised piece developed with teaching artists and students. It was directed by Luis Salgado. Performances took place in April at the Harlem School For the Arts. Bruno interpreted here Hamlet, Macbeth and Mark Rothko.

"Filipo" was one of the best, most serious and most profound works of Bruno. He interpreted a depressed young man opressed by his mother. This depression resulted in a series of suicidal attempts that were never successful. This play was carried out in the Tinglado Theater and in the Abasto Theater.

Monologues from Bruno Giraldi's cabaret show "Chained" performed at the Calibán Theater, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

"Waiting for Godot" trailer. This was Bruno's greatest classic carried out at the Bauen Theatre.