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In <em>Blind Justice</em>, Sara de Castro presses her ear to the 'most heinous' of crimes

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Drawing on the myths of Medea and La Llorona and on a real case, the stage director examines instances of mothers who kill their children and questions the foundations of justice. At São Luiz, from this Tuesday until 7 February.

Público26 Jan

In <em>Blind Justice</em>, Sara de Castro presses her ear to the 'most heinous' of crimes

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In <em>Blind Justice</em>, Sara de Castro presses her ear to the 'most heinous' of crimes

In <em>Blind Justice</em>, Sara de Castro presses her ear to the 'most heinous' of crimes