Actresses. Creators – Decentralization
This is the first of three articles on actresses, creators, directors, performers and activists in Portugal. They are women from several parts of the country, who have chosen the performing arts. They strive for everything: educational work, from childhood to adulthood, the creation of an...
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The 2D and 3D Epidemic versus The Eruption of Events
2D. 3D.No, I don’t mean two-dimensionality or three-dimensionality. I’m talking about the 2-day and 3-day stage seasons of an artistic production. There are several of them. They are multiplied without any understandable criteria. What is the current struggle for alternative spaces that can welcome theatre...
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In Conversation with Róisín Murphy
The importance of Róisín Murphy in contemporary electronic music and the relevance of her lyrical poetry. Word by word.The exuberant and disruptive Róisín Murphy visited Lisbon, in a concert at Lisb-on. A monumental and theatrical performance, with each movement extending itself in time and space,...
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Portuguese representation at the PQ2019
The Prague Quadrennial’s mission is to work and reflect upon scenography and theatre architecture. In this context, the performative space is thoroughly examined in its several variants and points of view, not only by architects and scenographers, but also by artists and performers.Under the direction...
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(Português) Sobre o presunto e o vinho que não sabemos se Júlia teve no final dos dias
Sorry, this entry is only available in European Portuguese. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language.Naquela noite de S. João, estávamos na Suécia de August Strindberg, no...
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(Português) Ponto
Sorry, this entry is only available in European Portuguese. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in the alternative language. You may click the link to switch the active language.Palavras, leva-as o vento, diz o ditado. Aos atores que pisam o...
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You gotta fight for your right to cry
You gotta fight for your right to cry or like Sónia Baptista says “use sadness to activate anger and be able to fight for a better and fairer world”. Triste in English from Spanish peels off the layers from the happiness filter until we’re able...
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They wanted a new world and they named it desert
"The child, when a child, asked questions like these:Why am I myself and not you?Why am I here and not there?When did time start and where does space end?Is life under the sun not just a dream?Is this not just the appearance of a world...
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Teatro do Mar and the foam of its days
Teatro do Mar [Theatre of the Sea] – a name that mirrors its own condition.And its origin as well.It was born in Sines.By the sea that forces us to embrace the horizon. The immensity. The distance.It grew in Sines.In a land as violent as the waves,welcoming and capturing...
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