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The play tells the stories of men and women who were cornered by the PSP in 2024.
Two performing arts festivals are coming (the Y and a new one), a play by Wajdi Mouawad, another by Jacinto Lucas Pires, and a recipe for Antidepressants.
Director François Ozon presents a work inspired by Camus, while a theatrical production described as a 'Pina collage' takes place at the São João National Theatre.
A phenomenon from the latest Fringe, Slugs is a chaotic and delirious creation featuring slugs, Joni Mitchell, horses, and puppets. This Friday, the TBA is taken over by the Canadian duo Creepy Boys.
Also coming to the net are the opera Um Amor de Perdição, the play Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists, and the music of Jethro Tull.
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'.
An angular, harsh, brutalist musical. The chants and gestures of an 18th-century Christian sect erupt into a brutal world, aspiring to the heights.
Falsas Histórias Verdadeiras: Uma Pina Colagem, based on the writer's texts and featuring music by A Garota Não, is the first show by Pontes as artistic director of the TNSJ, where he will remain until April.
The comedy by French actor and playwright Sébastian Castro, an award-winning success in France, premieres on the 18th in Lisbon. Featuring Ana Guiomar, Cristóvão Campos, Ruben Madureira, and Sandra Faleiro.
“Falsas Histórias Verdadeiras: Uma Pina Colagem” marks Victor Hugo Pontes' debut as artistic director of the São João. The performers traverse all dimensions of the text; the music is by A Garota Não.
With only a few days remaining to opening night, here are 10 reasons to see The Algarveans’ production of I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. ‘I Love You, You’re The post 10 reasons to see “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” appeared first on Portugal Resident.
From the photograph that outraged the country, a show has emerged where immigrants from Bangladesh and Nepal share their stories for the first time. “An Enemy of the People” premieres this Saturday in Braga.
