Anto Rodríguez holds a PhD in Research in Arts, Humanities, and Education from UCLM. He is part of the Dorothy Michaels Creation and Research Office. He works on projects for the stage, universities, podcasts, books, articles, concerts… Since 2022, he has been publishing the documentary podcast Color Julay, in which he discusses the history of songbooks and transformism in Spain. In 2023, he published the book Boca abierta: la práctica artística del Lip Sync como archivo vivo (Ed. Desiderata) and in 2024 ¡Eres tan travesti! Breve historia del transformismo en España (Ed. Egales). His stage works have been presented in venues such as the MNCARS, Teatro Español, Teatro Pradillo, LCE, MET Guadalajara (Mexico), MACBA, DT Espacio Escénico, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Conde Duque, Teatros del Canal, and others.
