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Ongoing: 329 exhibitions, runs & attractions ↓

Morning 1 event
IKEBANA NAGEIRE

11:00 Museu do Oriente. Lisbon

35€ Todas as idades Family friendly Other

In this workshop with Yuko Kase, participants will discover the secrets of the Nageire style of Ikebana, creating flower arrangements in a jar from natural elements. The Japanese art of ikebana, known as the 'way of flowers', is accessible to practitioners of all ages.

Evening 3 events
SBP4

20:00 República da Música Alvalade Lisbon

Live music

On 24 November, SBP4 bring to Lisbon their new album — promised to be the most danceable in the band's history — in a show celebrating their 20th anniversary. Expect timeless hits, new material, jumps up to the ceiling and total chaos on stage, in the best sense of the word.

Ablaye Cissoko & Cyrille Brotto

21:00 Coliseu dos Recreios Santa Maria Maior Lisbon

20€ 6+ Live music

Ablaye Cissoko on kora and Cyrille Brotto on diatonic accordion bring together the ancestry of Senegalese griots and popular music in an intimate, contemplative dialogue. More than a concert, it is a meeting of cultures, timbres and silences, without the need for words.

COCK

21:00 Teatro Maria Matos Alvalade Lisbon

M/16 Theatre

Theatre play 'COCK' exploring relationships and sexual identity.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 329 events

Being Different Is Normal

Ser Diferente é Normal

Theatre M/3 Family friendly

Saturday 10 October · until 31 Oct

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Teatro Tivoli BBVA Santo António · Lisbon

This children's play, written by Rui Malvarez and directed by Luís Lourenço, brings to the stage animals that don't match the 'norm' of their species — from a short-necked giraffe to a lion without a mane — in an unexpected discovery about identity and accepting difference.

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This children's show, which invites us to see difference as something that makes us unique, brings to the stage a short-necked giraffe, a winged mole, an elephant without a trunk, a pelican without legs, a thin hippopotamus, a toothless crocodile, a long-haired bear and a lion without a mane. Unable to match what would be "normal" for their species, these animals feel out of place, useless and alone. A storm drives them to take shelter in a cave, where they share their fears, frustrations and the desire to be like the others. It is then that they discover they are part of a story and decide to look for their creator, hoping to be "corrected". What begins as an attempt to erase what makes them different, however, turns into an unexpected discovery about identity, acceptance and the value of each one. With an accessible and fun approach, Being Different Is Normal, written by Rui Malvarez and directed by Luís Lourenço, proposes a reflection on the importance of accepting difference and understanding that there is not just one right way to be. Production details: Plano 6. Rui Malvarez, author; Luís Lourenço, direction.

Show original (Portuguese)

Este espetáculo para crianças que convida a olhar para a diferença como algo que nos torna únicos, leva a palco uma girafa de pescoço curto, uma toupeira com asas, um elefante sem tromba, um pelicano sem patas, um hipopótamo magro, um crocodilo sem dentes, um urso de pelo comprido e um leão sem juba. Incapazes de corresponder ao que seria “normal” para a sua espécie, estes animais sentem-se deslocados, inúteis e sozinhos. Uma tempestade leva-os a refugiar-se numa gruta, onde partilham medos, frustrações e o desejo de serem como os outros. É então que descobrem que fazem parte de uma história e decidem procurar o seu criador, na esperança de serem “corrigidos”. O que começa como uma tentativa de apagar aquilo que os torna diferentes transforma-se, porém, numa descoberta inesperada sobre identidade, aceitação e o valor de cada um. Com uma abordagem acessível e divertida, Ser Diferente é Normal , da autoria de Rui Malvarez e encenação de Luís Lourenço, propõe uma reflexão sobre a importância de aceitar a diferença e perceber que não existe apenas uma forma certa de ser. Ficha técnica: Plano 6. Rui Malvarez, autoria; Luís Lourenço, emcenação.

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