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  4. Fri 20 17
  5. Sat 21 32
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Ongoing: 350 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

No time published 4 events
ESTHER MERINO | RE(E)VOLUCIÓN

Capitólio Arroios Lisbon

M/6 Live music

A concert by Esther Merino presenting her project RE(E)VOLUCIÓN, a fusion of flamenco and electronic music.

RÁDIO MACAU

Centro Cultural Olga Cadaval Sintra

M/6 Live music

The band Rádio Macau takes the stage for a live concert.

THIS IS MICHAEL

Sagres Campo Pequeno Avenidas Novas Lisbon

M/6 Live music

A concert tribute to Michael Jackson, featuring his greatest hits.

VISTORIA

Estúdio Time Out Cais do Sodré Lisbon

M/16 Comedy

A comedy show that humorously explores the quirks of everyday life.

Morning 1 event
MOCHI AND DANGO

10:30 Museu do Oriente. Lisbon

40€ M/16 Other

A workshop with Dulam Soros on 20 November, from 10.30 to 12.30, dedicated to the art of traditional Japanese sweets: learning to prepare mochi and dango from glutinous rice, from their history to shaping techniques and fillings. €40 with materials included, for ages 16 and over.

Evening 7 events
JASMIM

21:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

14,06€ 12+ Live music

Jasmim returns to Casa Capitão for an intimate comfort-music concert, where her voice and sweet melodies meet a distinctly Portuguese traditional touch. With no reserved seating, the audience should arrive early to secure a good spot standing.

LEBANON HANOVER

21:00 Lisboa ao Vivo Campo Pequeno Lisbon

27€ Live music

Lebanon Hanover return to Portugal to present Asylum Lullabies, with shows at Hard Club and LAV, promising melancholic, hypnotic dark wave.

Raul Refree & Maria Mazzotta - MISTY FEST

21:30 São Luiz Teatro Municipal Lisbon

7€ Live music

Raül Refree and Maria Mazzotta present “San Paolo di Galatina” at MISTY FEST, an album crossing liturgical music and the folk traditions of southern Italy with a contemporary, avant-garde approach. Tickets from 7€ to 25€.

Horse Jumper of Love

22:00 Galeria Zé dos Bois Bairro Alto Lisbon

13€ Live music

Horse Jumper of Love perform live in concert.

MONO - ANDRÉ PINHEIRO

22:00 Cinema São Jorge Arroios Lisbon

15€ Cinema

André Pinheiro takes the stage with his first solo show, where the mystery behind the name "Mono" will only be revealed on the day of the performance.

KALIMODJO BACK2BASICS DRUMNBASS

23:00 Disaster Lisbon

18+ DJ set

Kalimodjo's drum and bass night, postponed to 20 November, with DJ Hybrid's jungle-inspired set, FRENETIC's female debut, BLAST, 911 Request and Ruim. Tickets are valid for the new date or refundable via [email protected].

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 350 events

EVITA

Theatre 25€ M/14

Friday 16 October · until 18 Oct

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Casino Estoril Estoril · Cascais
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The musical Evita, by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, tells the rise and fall of Eva Perón, the charismatic First Lady of Argentina.

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Synopsis The musical Evita is one of the most celebrated works by Tim Rice (lyrics) and Andrew Lloyd Webber (music). The musical narrates, in opera-rock format, the rise and fall of Eva Perón, the charismatic and controversial First Lady of Argentina. Set in the 1930s and 1940s, the musical follows the trajectory of Eva Duarte, an ambitious young woman who leaves the countryside in search of fame and fortune in Buenos Aires. Determined to win, Evita gets involved with influential figures until she meets Juan Perón, a rising military officer and politician. By marrying him, Eva becomes one of the most adored figures by the people, a symbol of hope and social progress, but also hated by many, targeted by criticism and accused of political manipulation and thirst for power. The story is narrated by Che, a skeptical revolutionary and a kind of critical conscience, who observes and questions Eva's actions throughout her life. The musical culminates with Eva's illness and premature death at age 33, when her image had already become mythical. The work originally premiered at the Prince Edward Theatre in London on June 21, 1978, with Elaine Paige as Eva Perón, earning great acclaim from critics and audiences, and receiving the Laurence Olivier Award for her performance. A year later, the production arrived on Broadway at the Broadway Theatre on September 25, 1979, starring Patti LuPone, who would receive the Tony Award for her performance. Since then, the role of Evita has been played by several renowned actresses, including Madonna, who immortalized it in the 1996 film adaptation, and Elena Roger, star of the 2006 London revival and the 2012 Broadway production. Artistic Team A Yellow Star Company production Lyrics: Tim Rice Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Adaptation and translation: Vítor Muhlethaler Staging: Paulo Sousa Costa Assistant Director: João Vilas Musical Direction: Carolina Puntel Musical Arrangements: Hélder Godinho Instrumentalists: David Gerónimo; Paulo Bispo; Vânia Moreira and Joana Amorim Choreography: Mariana Luís and Pedro Borralho Assistant Choreographer: Kkappa Art Direction and Scenography: Fred Klaus Costumes: Sofia Lima Costume Assistants: Afonso Judicibus and Beatriz Ferreira Wigs: Gena Ramos Prop Master: Carolina Almeida Eva Perón played by Sofia Escobar dressed by creator Tony Miranda Poster, Creative and Voice-Over: Pedro Matias Maria Cast: Beatriz Lema (Ensemble), Diogo Morgado (Che), Diogo de Carvalho (Péron), Diogo Pinto (Ensemble), Eliseu Ferreira (Ensemble), Inês Martins (Ensemble), João Maria Reis (Ensemble), João Redondo (Ensemble), José Valente (Ensemble), Maria Almeida (Ensemble), Maria Barros (Ensemble), Maria Braga (Ensemble), Miguel Barroso (Ensemble), Miguel Sousa (Ensemble), Rebeca Reinaldo (Lover), Ricardo Soler (Magaldi), Sílvia Mirpuri (Ensemble), Sofia Escobar (Eva Perón) and Vitória Machado (Child) Children's Cast: Letícia Sousa Costa Technical Team General Direction: Carla Matadinho Artistic Direction: Paulo Sousa Costa Executive Production and Production: Ricardo Dias Technical Direction: João Almeida Lighting Design: João Oliveira Lighting Operation: Yellow Star Company Followspot Operation: Yellow Star Company Sound Operation: Yellow Star Company Stage Technician: Yellow Star Company Communication: Carla

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Sinopse O musical Evita, é uma das obras mais célebres de Tim Rice (letra) e Andrew Lloyd Webber (música). O musical narra, em formato de ópera-rock, a ascensão e queda de Eva Perón, a carismática e controversa Primeira Dama da Argentina. Passado nas décadas de 1930 e 1940, o musical acompanha a trajetória de Eva Duarte, uma jovem ambiciosa que sai do interior em busca de fama e fortuna em Buenos Aires. Determinada a vencer, Evita envolve-se com figuras influentes até conhecer Juan Perón, um oficial militar e político em ascensão. Casando-se com ele, Eva torna-se numa das figuras mais adoradas pelo povo, símbolo de esperança e progresso social , mas também odiada por muitos, alvo de críticas e acusada de manipulação política e sede de poder. A história é narrada por Che, revolucionário cético e uma espécie de consciência crítica, que observa e questiona as ações de Eva ao longo da sua vida. O musical culmina com a doença e morte prematura de Eva, aos 33 anos, quando a sua imagem já se havia tornado mítica. A obra estreou originalmente no Prince Edward Theatre, em Londres, a 21 de junho de 1978, com Elaine Paige no papel de Eva Perón, conquistando grande aclamação da crítica e do público, tendo recebido o Laurence Olivier Award pela sua interpretação . Um ano depois, a produção chegou à Broadway, no Broadway Theatre, a 25 de setembro de 1979, protagonizada por Patti LuPone, que viria a receber o Tony Award pela sua interpretação. Desde então, o papel de Evita foi desempenhado por várias atrizes de renome, incluindo Madonna, que o imortalizou na adaptação cinematográfica de 1996, e Elena Roger, estrela da reposição londrina de 2006 e da produção da Broadway em 2012. Ficha Artística Uma produção Yellow Star Company Letra: Tim Rice Música: Andrew Lloyd Webber Adaptação e tradução: Vítor Muhlethaler Encenação: Paulo Sousa Costa Assistente de Encenação: João Vilas Direção Musical: Carolina Puntel Arranjos Musicais: Hélder Godinho Instrumentistas: David Gerónimo; Paulo Bispo; Vânia Moreira e Joana Amorim Coreografia: Mariana Luís e Pedro Borralho Assistente de Coreografia: Kkappa Direção de Arte e Cenografia: Fred Klaus Figurinos: Sofia Lima Assistentes de Figurinos: Afonso Judicibus e Beatriz Ferreira Perucas: Gena Ramos Aderecista: Carolina Almeida Eva Péron interpretada por Sofia Escobar vestida pelo criador Tony Miranda Cartaz, Criativo e Voz Off: Pedro Matias Maria Elenco: Beatriz Lema (Ensemble), Diogo Morgado (Che), Diogo de Carvalho (Péron), Diogo Pinto (Ensemble), Eliseu Ferreira (Ensemble), Inês Martins (Ensemble), João Maria Reis (Ensemble), João Redondo (Ensemble), José Valente (Ensemble), Maria Almeida (Ensemble), Maria Barros (Ensemble), Maria Braga (Ensemble), Miguel Barroso (Ensemble), Miguel Sousa (Ensemble), Rebeca Reinaldo (Amante), Ricardo Soler (Magaldi), Sílvia Mirpuri (Ensemble), Sofia Escobar (Eva Péron) e Vitória Machado (Criança) Elenco Infantil: Letícia Sousa Costa FICHA TÉCNICA Direção Geral: Carla Matadinho Direção Artística: Paulo Sousa Costa Produção Executiva e Produção: Ricardo Dias Direção Técnica: João Almeida Desenho de Luz: João Oliveira Operação de Luz: Yellow Star Company Operação de Followspot: Yellow Star Company Operação de Som: Yellow Star Company Técnico de Palco: Yellow Star Company Comunicação: Carla Matadinho e Vera Claro Assessoria de Imprensa: Teresa de Oliveira Martins Fotógrafo: José Correia Designer Gráfico: Vasco Lopes Gestão de Redes Sociais: Pedro Cabacinha Equipa de Vendas: Cristina Marques, André Susano e Bárbara do Carmo Financeiro: Sandra Vasco e Catarina Ribeiro Contactos para Reservas 938 667 315 | Preços Plateia VIP - 40€ Plateia - 32€ Degrau Central - 40€ Degrau Lateral - 25€ a 40€ 1ª Patilha Central - 40€ 1ª Patilha Lateral - 25€ a 40€ 2ª Patilha Central - 40€ 2ª Patilha Lateral - 25€ a 40€ 3ª Patilha - 30€ 4ª Patilha - 25€ 5ª Patilha - 25€ 6ª Patilha - 25€

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