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October 2026

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Ongoing: 405 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

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IÚRI OLIVEIRA

Clube B.Leza Cais do Sodré Lisbon

M/16 Live music

A concert by Iúri Oliveira.

Afternoon 1 event
Lino Brocka | Manila in the Claws of Light

15:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A screening of Lino Brocka's classic of Filipino cinema, 'Manila in the Claws of Light', at the Cinemateca.

Evening 15 events
Diving into Murky Waters

18:30 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Exhibition

A visit to discover Inês Zenha's exhibition, in which the artist creates a path marked by fluidity and transformation.

Collectors with Stan Yaroslavsky, André Sousa, Pawl

19:00 Collect LX Factory Lisbon

18+ DJ set

Collectors, the in-house party series by record shop Collect, takes over Collect LX Factory with sets from Stan Yaroslavsky and Pawl on the newly installed sound system — no theme, no boundaries, just good music played properly.

Bernardo Tinoco "Creature Close-Up"

21:00 Hot Clube de Portugal Praça da Alegria Lisbon

Live music

Bernardo Tinoco performs "Creature Close-Up" at the invitation of Muzeu - Pensamento e Arte Contemporânea DST, the new museum in Braga housing businessman José Teixeira's art collection.

SUPERSTAR

21:00 Teatro Armando Cortez Tires Cascais

M/12 Theatre

The theatre show SUPERSTAR takes to the stage.

Umbilical Brothers | MEO COMMEDIA À LA CARTE FEST

21:00 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

34€ Cinema

The Umbilical Brothers return to Portugal for a one-off performance at the MEO Commedia A La Carte Fest, presenting The Distraction, their latest show of physical and vocal comedy.

ETIC | Various Films

21:30 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

A session presenting several films by ETIC, the School of Image and Communication, at the Cinemateca.

WORLD BRAIN

21:30 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

16,50€ 12+ Live music

World Brain, Lucas Chantre's pop project, brings to Casa Capitão a blend of sophisticated arrangements, digital nostalgia and addictive grooves, delivered through a playful, high-energy physical performance. The artist returns with a new record in autumn 2026.

MEO COMMEDIA A LA CARTE FEST"26 | HERMAN & OCTETO

21:45 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

22€ 6+ Theatre

Herman José takes the stage at Coliseu dos Recreios for the MEO Commedia a La Carte Fest, revisiting over four decades of career with his iconic characters, backstage stories and music.

Inércia

23:00 5A Lisbon

18+ DJ set

The Inércia session puts Pitcho and Nibius behind the decks for a DJ set.

Progressivu, Doni Kis

23:00 Lux Frágil Santa Apolónia Lisbon

DJ set

A night of DJ sets with Progressivu and Doni Kis sharing the decks.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 405 events

Al-Sirah Al-Hilaliyyah

Theatre 10€ Family friendly

Thursday 3 December · until 4 Dec

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Teatro Nacional D.MariaII Lisbon

Khashabi Theatre presents the legendary Arab saga Al-Sirah Al-Hilaliyyah, following the migration of the Bani Hilal tribe and the extraordinary life of Abu Zaid al-Hilali, in a show combining songs, dance, shadow theatre and puppets.

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Synopsis Al-Sirah Al-Hilaliyyah, or The Epic of the Bani Hilal, is a legendary Arab saga, passed down orally since the 14th century. Often called the "Arab Iliad," it has crossed the centuries but today risks disappearing, preserved only by a handful of poets in Egypt. Khashabi Theatre presents the migration of the Bani Hilal tribe from Najd, in the Arabian Peninsula, to Tunisia. The show follows the extraordinary life of Abu Zaid al-Hilali, a boy exiled because of the colour of his skin, who becomes one of the most famous legends of the Arabs. Bashar Murkus rewrote the text based on documentation and rare recordings of the ancestral poets who sang the saga. The words merge with the aesthetics of Palestinian folklore and Arab performance styles. The staging revives ancient theatrical techniques and imagines how they might have evolved free from the influence of Western conventions and European colonialism. On stage, young performers use songs, dance, shadow theatre and puppets to create a show full of music, imagery and poetry. Artistic Team creation Bashar Murkus and Khulood Basel Khashabi Theatre Palestine text and direction Bashar Murkus translation Shahd Wadi dramaturgy Khulood Basel performance Abed Zoabi, Adan Rabos, Atallah Tannous, Maisan Miso Samara, Maya Omay Keesh, Rami Nakhleh, Rana Baransi set design Majdala Khoury lighting design and technical direction Muaz Al Jubeh sound Moody Kablawi musical composition and direction Habib Hanna musical production and arrangements Khalil EPI live music Rami Nakhleh choreography of the Dabke dance segment Samaa Wakim puppet construction Vita Hleihil design assistance and stage management Nancy Mkaabal executive production and tour manager Samera Kadry production Khulood Basel - Khashabi Theatre Palestine co-production DE SINGEL Center - CARTA Festival, Edinburgh International Festival, Cité internacional de la langue française, Théâtre des 13 vents , Espoo Theatre Teatre Nacional de Catalunya co-presentation of the company Khulood Basel, Khashabi Theatre Palestine: Teatro do Bairro Alto, Teatro Municipal do Porto and Teatro Nacional D. Maria II Creation based on the Syrian (Ash-Shamiyyah) version of the Bani Hilal epic, on the documentation of researcher Abdel Rahman Al-Abnoudi, on the versions of two great poets of Upper Egypt, Jaber Abu Hassan and Sayed Al-Dawi, and on the stories of our grandmothers. TNDM II, TMP and TBA have established an institutional partnership to host the company Khulood Basel, Khashabi Theatre Palestine in Portugal, jointly promoting the presentation of the shows Al Sirah Al Hilaliyah (at TMP and TNDM II) and Yes Daddy (at TBA), in a logic of cooperation between cultural structures to strengthen artistic circulation and public access to international contemporary creation. Prices Stalls - €18 Tribune - €37.50 1st Balcony - €14 2nd Balcony - €10 Boxes 1st Order - €10 Boxes 2nd Order - €10 Discounts Families Groups (+10 people) Young people (up to 30 years old) Specific Needs People Unemployed People Show Professionals Seniors (+65 years)

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Sinopse Al-Sirah Al-Hilaliyyah, ou A Epopeia dos Bani Hilal, é uma lendária saga árabe, transmitida oralmente desde o século XIV. Frequentemente apelidada de "Ilíada árabe”, atravessou os séculos, mas hoje corre o risco de desaparecer, preservada apenas por um punhado de poetas do Egito. O Teatro Khashabi apresenta a migração da tribo Bani Hilal de Najd, na Península Arábica, para a Tunísia. O espetáculo acompanha a vida extraordinária de Abu Zaid al-Hilali, um rapaz exilado devido à cor da sua pele, que se torna uma das lendas mais famosas dos árabes. Bashar Murkus reescreveu o texto com base em documentação e gravações raras dos poetas ancestrais que cantavam a saga. As palavras fundem-se com a estética do folclore palestiniano e estilos de interpretação árabes. A encenação recupera técnicas teatrais antigas e imagina como estas poderiam ter evoluído livres da influência das convenções ocidentais e do colonialismo europeu. No palco, jovens intérpretes utilizam canções, dança, teatro de sombras e marionetas para criar um espetáculo repleto de música, imagens e poesia. Ficha Artística criação Bashar Murkus e Khulood Basel Khashabi Theatre Palestine texto e encenação Bashar Murkus tradução Shahd Wadi dramaturgia Khulood Basel interpretação Abed Zoabi, Adan Rabos, Atallah Tannous, Maisan Miso Samara, Maya Omay Keesh, Rami Nakhleh, Rana Baransi cenografia Majdala Khoury desenho de luz e direção técnica Muaz Al Jubeh som Moody Kablawi composição e direção musical Habib Hanna produção musical e arranjos Khalil EPI música ao vivo Rami Nakhleh coreografia do segmento de dança Dabke Samaa Wakim construção de marionetas Vita Hleihil assistência de design e direção de cena Nancy Mkaabal produção executiva e responsável de digressão Samera Kadry produção Khulood Basel - Khashabi Theatre Palestine coprodução DE SINGEL Center - CARTA Festival, Edinburgh International Festival, Cité internacional de la langue française, Théâtre des 13 vents , Espoo Theatre Teatre Nacional de Catalunya coapresentação da companhia Khulood Basel , Khashabi Theatre Palestine: Teatro do Bairro Alto, Teatro Municipal do Porto e Teatro Nacional D. Maria II Criação baseada na versão síria (Ash-Shamiyyah) do épico Bani Hilal, nas documentações do investigador Abdel Rahman Al-Abnoudi, nas versões de dois grandes poetas do Alto Egipto, Jaber Abu Hassan e Sayed Al-Dawi, e nas histórias das nossas avós. O TNDM II, o TMP e o TBA estabeleceram uma parceria institucional para acolher a companhia Khulood Basel , Khashabi Theatre Palestine em Portugal, promovendo conjuntamente a apresentação dos espetáculos Al Sirah Al Hilaliyah (no TMP e no TNDM II) e Yes Daddy (no TBA), numa lógica de cooperação entre estruturas culturais para reforço da circulação artística e do acesso do público à criação contemporânea internacional. Preços Plateia - 18€ Tribuna - 37,50€ 1º Balcão - 14€ 2º Balcão - 10€ Camarotes 1ª Ordem - 10€ Camarotes 2ª Ordem - 10€ Descontos Famílias Grupos (+10 pessoas) Jovens (até 30 anos) P. Ness. Específicas P. Sit. Desemprego Prof. de espetáculo Seniores (+65 anos)

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