Chapitô

A show blending dance, word and voice that reveals the mature female body as a territory of memory, desire and power, directed by Duda Maia with Maria Alice Poppe on stage.

The stage brings to life Suaíle, a red girl born in a city where everything is white, who years later is forced to traverse fragmented memories upon discovering that her existence is tied to a violence hidden by her entire family.

A sensitive dive into the lived experience of actress and author Fabíola Nansurê, who, upon confirming herself as an Ajoiê, began the writing process Candoblesia, transforming her Escritos de Runcó into scenic poetry.

A romantic comedy starring two blind actors, in which a couple's everyday life reveals that differences don't drive them apart — they bring them closer.

A theatre piece by Multifoco Companhia de Teatro, with text by Matéi Visniec, built from the accounts of refugees in Europe and examining the predatory effects of capitalism on the lives of thousands of migrants and refugees.

Two men wait for something that never appears, filling the time with purposeless actions in an endless wait. The piece is based on 'Waiting for Godot' by Samuel Backett.

In a bakery where dreams are not sold, a lost man tries to ask for simple information and finds himself caught in a symphony of gestures, sounds and silence — a portrait of our everyday lives. Tickets 12 €.

Juão Nyn's show, spoken in Tupi Potyguara, recreates the story of a Tupinambá executed for sodomy in 1614 in São Luís do Maranhão, claiming the presence of indigenous languages and peoples in Brazilian history.

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?