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News on Stage

Chapitô Lisbon

12€ Theatre

A theatre show that weaves together memory, violence, identity, territory and contemporary social issues, challenging the audience to look at what fills the newspapers every day and ask: what stories lie beyond the news?

Morning 3 events
ACTIVITY: COOKIN'ART | 2–5 years

11:00 Centro Cultural de Belém Belém Lisbon

3€ Family friendly Exhibition

A performative activity for children aged 2 to 5, where author cuisine meets children's imagination. Inspired by the museum's artworks, the little helpers will cook recipes that carry the story of the artworks they discovered.

Fairy Tales

11:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Live music

This Sunday Concert celebrates music inspired by great narratives, with works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky and Humperdinck.

Afternoon 4 events
The Wizard of Oz | A Pop Musical

15:00 Casino Estoril Estoril Cascais

M/6 Family friendly Live music

A pop musical based on the story of The Wizard of Oz, with contemporary songs.

The Nutcracker | Imperial Heritage Ballet | Classic Stage

15:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

30€ 6+ Family friendly Dance

Imperial Heritage Ballet presents 'The Nutcracker', Tchaikovsky's classic that takes audiences to Clara's magical night, with toys coming to life, imaginary battles and enchanted kingdoms. A luminous, festive experience for the whole family, with Tchaikovsky's music and the beauty of great classical ballet.

"Lacuna" by Luz Ribeiro | Tonight We Shout

16:00 São Luiz Teatro Municipal Lisbon

5€ Party

A show titled 'Lacuna' by Luz Ribeiro, part of the 'Tonight We Shout' program. A theater or performance event with tickets at €5.

LET US POUR LITTLE WATER ON MUCH FIRE

16:00 Auditório Carlos Avilez Cascais

22€ Theatre

A Barraca, directed by Maria do Céu Guerra with music by António Vitorino d'Almeida, dives into the lyric poetry of Luís de Camões — the Canções and above all the Sonnets — in a show about lived and invented love.

Evening 3 events
Josh Cohen | Radiohead for Solo Piano II | MISTY FEST

18:00 São Luiz Teatro Municipal Lisbon

20€ Live music

Australian composer and pianist Josh Cohen, a master of improvisation known for blending jazz, contemporary classical and electronic influences, performs Radiohead's repertoire live on solo piano at Misty Fest, elevating these iconic songs to a whole new level.

Skinshape

20:00 Casa Capitão Beato Lisbon

32,50€ 12+ Live music

Skinshape, the project of London multi-instrumentalist William Dorey, comes to Lisbon for the first time with his fusion of psychedelic soul, smooth funk, dub and afrobeat. Live, he becomes an immersive ensemble recreating these textures with vintage instruments and expansive dub effects.

LEVI.SCT | MISTY FEST

21:30 São Luiz Teatro Municipal Lisbon

20€ Live music

German pianist Levi Schechtmann, who is redefining classical music by crossing it with modern rhythms and contemporary sounds, brings his innovative arrangements of Bach, Liszt and Chopin to Misty Fest.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 341 events

BREVE HISTÓRIA DA ÁGUA | TEATRO PRAGA

Theatre 17,5€

Saturday 28 November · until 6 Dec

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Centro Cultural de Belém Belém · Lisbon

A Teatro Praga show reflecting on water, the first element in a cycle dedicated to the five elements, created by André e. Teodósio and José Maria Vieira Mendes.

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Synopsis Accessibility: Performance with Portuguese Sign Language interpretation on 6 December at 5pm. In an era when environmental issues are increasingly important and the planet is at risk, Teatro Praga dedicates its attention to each of its five elements, following an outdated but still active theory, to study its past and present, in a cycle designed For a Brief History of the Elements. Shifting the discussion away from the measures to be taken or the answers to be proposed, these shows converse with the elements, seeking a fictional approach more willing to listen than to assert. For a Brief History of Water is the first show dedicated to this history, where each element is narrator and protagonist and where humans appear only as guests. ARTISTIC TEAM Creation André e. Teodósio and José Maria Vieira Mendes Performance Ângelo Castro , Joana Barrios , Miguel Guilherme , Patrícia Bruheim and Tomás Garcez Set Design Luís Lázaro Matos Music Alex D’Alva Teixeira Costumes Joana Barrios Lighting Design Daniel Worm D’Assumpção Production Direction Teresa Miguel Executive Production Rita Pessoa Communication Coordination Inês Lampreia Accounting Teresa Cunha Production Teatro Praga Co-production Centro Cultural de Belém Additional Information The Centro Cultural de Belém Foundation reserves the right to capture, store and use image, sound and voice recordings, for the purpose of broadcasting and preserving the memory of its cultural and artistic activities and spaces. For any further information, please use the email address Prices Stalls - €20 Wheelchair and Companion | Stalls ( - €17.50 Discounts CCB Card Unemployed Student Groups +20 PAX Over 65 Under 30 People with Specific Needs Show Prof.

Show original (Portuguese)

Sinopse Acessibilidade: Espetáculo com interpretação em Língua Gestual Portuguesa no dia 6 de dezembro, às 17h. Numa era em que as questões ambientais são cada vez mais importantes e em que o planeta se encontra em risco, o Teatro Praga dedica a sua atenção a cada um dos seus cinco elementos, seguindo uma teoria desatualizada, mas ainda atuante, para estudar o seu passado e o seu presente, num ciclo designdo Para Uma Breve História dos Elementos. Desviando a discussão sobre as medidas a tomar ou as resposta a propor, estes espetáculos conversam com os elementos, procurando uma aproximação ficcional mais disponível para escutar do que afirmar. Para Uma Breve História da Água é o primeiro espetáculo dedicado a esta história, onde cada um dos elementos é narrador e protagonista e onde os humanos surgem apenas como convidados. FICHA ARTÍSTICA Criação André e. Teodósio e José Maria Vieira Mendes Interpretação Ângelo Castro , Joana Barrios , Miguel Guilherme , Patrícia Bruheim e Tomás Garcez Cenografia Luís Lázaro Matos Música Alex D’Alva Teixeira Figurinos Joana Barrios Desenho de Luz Daniel Worm D’Assumpção Direção de Produção Teresa Miguel Produção Executiva Rita Pessoa Coordenação de Comunicação Inês Lampreia Contabilidade Teresa Cunha Produção Teatro Praga Coprodução Centro Cultural de Belém Informações Adicionais A Fundação Centro Cultural de Belém reserva-se o direito de proceder à captação, armazenamento e utilização de registos de imagem, som e voz, com a finalidade de difusão e de preservação da memória, quer das suas atividades culturais e artísticas, quer dos seus espaços. Para quaisquer esclarecimentos adicionais utilize o endereço eletrónico Preços Plateia - 20€ Cad.Rodas e Acomp. | Plateia ( - 17,50€ Descontos Cartão CCB Desempregados Estudante Grupos + 20PAX Maiores de 65 anos Menores de 30 anos Pessoa c/ Nec. Específica Prof. Espetáculo

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