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What to do? Tuesday is a day for humour and Chinese folding fans

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From Oriental arts to geometry and photography, through the layers of Matryoshka dolls, Mozart's notes and even the unseen.

Público26 Jan

What to do? Tuesday is a day for humour and Chinese folding fans

Rivoli Theatre celebrates 94 years with free programme

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The theatre hosts the national premiere of Christos Papadopoulos, winner of the Rose Prize, and a community performance featuring senior citizens. The free programme runs from Friday to Sunday, with tickets available.

Observador23 Jan

Rivoli Theatre celebrates 94 years with free programme

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1974: Just six days after the Carnation Revolution, Portugal celebrates its first free May Day in nearly 50 years. Over a million people flood Lisbon's streets in the largest public gathering in Portuguese history, marking the end of authoritarian rule.

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Recent articles

What to do? Tuesday is a day for humour and Chinese folding fans

Rivoli Theatre celebrates 94 years with free programme

Recent articles

What to do? Tuesday is a day for humour and Chinese folding fans

Rivoli Theatre celebrates 94 years with free programme