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Selma Uamusse | Like a Sunday

19:00 Teatro Variedades Lisbon

10€ Theatre

After its summer success at Mãe Jerico in the village of Cardosas, Selma Uamusse brings the series "Como um dia de Domingo" to the capital for a soirée: a one-of-a-kind improvised act where the artist chooses her own language — theatre, dance, word or music — and the audience is a character too.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

The play 'COCK' is performed.

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Carmen

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Friday 30 October · 20:00

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Centro Cultural de Belém Belém · Lisbon
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Georges Bizet's Carmen, based on Prosper Marimée's novella, tells the story of the gypsy woman who dies in the name of freedom and love. Revisited by countless directors, it remains one of the most striking contemporary myths.

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Immediately after its publication in 1845, Carmen, Prosper Marimée's novella, was labeled shocking and scandalous. Thirty years later, Georges Bizet premiered 'his' Carmen in Paris and, since then, it has been one of the most frequently staged operas in the world. The story of the gypsy woman who does not hesitate to die in the name of freedom and love remains one of the most impressive and enduring contemporary myths dealing with the mysterious nature of Woman. Over the years, Carmen, revisited by countless directors, has gained new facets and readings. However, the essential element endures: Carmen, the fatal anti-heroine, is the inflexible center of all versions.

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Logo após a sua publicação em 1845, Carmen , a novela de Prosper Marimée foi rotulada de chocante e escandalosa. Trinta anos mais tarde, Georges Bizet estreia a «sua» Carmen em Paris e, desde então, é uma das óperas mais frequentemente encenadas em todo o mundo. A história da cigana que não hesita morrer em nome da liberdade e do amor, permanece um dos mais impressionantes e imutáveis mitos contemporâneos que lidam com a misteriosa natureza da Mulher. Com o passar dos anos, Carmen , revisitada por inúmeros encenadores, ganhou novas facetas e leituras Porém, perdura o elemento essencial: Carmen , a anti-heroína fatal é o centro inflexível e todas as versões.

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