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AM Dance Studio achieved a feat never seen before in eleven editions.
A guide to cultural events, suggesting a dance performance inspired by the classic novel 'The Maias' and a return to the play 'An Enemy of the People'.
The article highlights cultural events and opportunities in Portugal. It features the premiere of the dance show “SOMATATI” by Companhia de Dança (Vo'Arte), taking place on March 13 and 15 in Sesimbra, celebrating 25 years of Vo'Arte. Additionally, it announces the open call for the Showcase Outdoor Arts Portugal 2026, seeking projects for outdoor and public space performances, with submissions open until May 7, 2026. The article also recognizes young musical talents through the Iberorquestas Juveniles program, with Tomás Maia awarded as the top young interpreter nationally, and the Orquestra Geração receiving a second prize for its artistic quality and social impact.
From David Greig's political theatre to André Murraças's autobiographical solo, and including the return of Vera Mantero, there are performances to reflect on the contemporary world in Lisbon, Porto and Guimarães.
The Festa do Salgado, the Inverbo festival in Abrunhosa, circus, dance and conventual pastries are also on the agenda for the coming days.
The day also features Mascarade, The Path of Power, In C - Sasha Waltz & Guests, First Person and Native Peoples.
Another instalment of the 'Tell Me a Song' series, the play starring Cláudia Raia, architecture by Manuel Correia Fernandes, dance by Catarina Branco, and a few musical notes.
Home News Portuguese choreographer awarded Portuguese choreographer awarded Portuguese choreographer and dancer Marco da Silva Ferreira is one of ten artists who have been distinguished with the Chanel Next Prize 2026, worth €100,000, awarded to creators dedicated to innovating their disciplines.
“My Fierce Ignorant Step” and “Mycelium”: the choreographer returns to Portugal with two works that continue a minimalist approach to collective movement — a challenge in the face of the pace of the present moment.
Porto premiere of Greek choreographer Christos Papadopoulos with “My Fierce Ignorant Step” and “Mycelium”, two pieces that offer hope for the future.
The biennial prize supports artists across a range of fields, from visual arts and film to music and performance, and is awarded to creators committed to innovating their disciplines.
The Portuguese choreographer and dancer is one of ten artists to receive the prize, worth €100,000, awarded to creators committed to innovating their disciplines.
Composed of solos by Isabel Teixeira and Diogo Freitas, two of the dancers from the inclusive dance company, the piece is choreographed by Tânia Carvalho and premieres this Wednesday at the Teatro Viriato.
Tânia Carvalho’s new creation; an exhibition to (Re)Discover Agustina; the ballet classic O Apaixonado Extravagante; and label-free sound experiences.
Between rituals and parades, the programme also highlights the music of Vijay Iyer, the dance of Rafael Alvarez, porcelain arts and the night-time beauty of the Oceanário.
On offer are musical performances, short dance pieces, photography, talks and Japanese floral arrangements.
Dancing requires the brain to do several things at once: keep time to a rhythm, remember the steps, orientate itself in space and perhaps even respond to a partner.
An honest conversation about eating disorders, depression and mental health. Catarina Aires talks about the pressures of dance, hitting rock bottom, therapy and how motherhood transformed her body, her dreams and her life.
Dancer and performer Bernardo Graça won the Coliseu Porto Ageas 2025 Young Artists Award in Dance. The distinction was presented on Friday 19 December during the celebration of the Coliseu Porto's 84th anniversary, as part of a partnership with the Ageas Portugal Group. Born in Madeira in 2000, Bernardo ...
