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The Brotherhood

The Brotherhood

Theatre

Thursday 26 November · until 28 Nov

Culturgest Areeiro · Lisbon

The second chapter of Carolina Bianchi's Cadela Força trilogy dives into pacts of masculinity and the codes of the brotherhood, many of them inscribed in violence, as part of the Alkantara Festival 2026.

The second chapter of the Cadela Força trilogy dives into the complexity of pacts of masculinity, the possible origins of the brotherhood and its codes, many of them inscribed in violence and responsible for perpetuating rape and sexual violence as part of its vocabulary. The proposal does not simplify the theme: the show acknowledges the admiration this brotherhood can inspire when related to the History of Art. Carolina Bianchi mobilises theatre to articulate reflections on representation and real trauma, structures of power in art and radical poetry, investigating the origins of misogyny and a sexuality in crisis. Part of the Alkantara Festival 2026. Technical details: Cara de Cavalo. Conception, text and direction by Carolina Bianchi; with Chico Lima, Flow Kountouriotis, José Artur, Kai Wido Meyer, Lucas Delfino, Rafael Limongelli, Rodrigo Andreolli, Tomás Decina and Carolina Bianch.

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