Theatre Director (incomplete)
Jodorowsky has directed more than one hundred plays in Paris, Mexico City, London, Madrid and Italy (Turin, Milano, Florence and Siena).
- Zaratustra (Mexico, 1970)
- El ensueño
- La ópera del orden
- Las sillas
- Penélope
- El diario de un loco
- El juego que todos jugamos (Mexico, 1976)
- Lucrecia Borgia" (Mexico, 1977)
- Opera panique (Paris, 2001) (Turin, 2002)
- El Sueno sin fin (Mexico, 2008)**Opening night April 15. Paris, Italy...
- Le gorille (El gorila) : The gorilla, The Leicester Square Theatre, (London, 2010).
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