Centro Cultural de Belém

Based on Georg Büchner's unfinished work, the auéééu collective creates a dystopian show about patriarchal power and scientific progress, culminating in femicide.

A theatre production by Os Possessos, inspired by Büchner's Woyzeck, following Jorge, a single father trapped in a ruthless corporate system.

In Héritage, Cédric Eeckhout brings his mother Jo Libertiaux to the stage to tell her story, exploring themes of female emancipation and inheritance, in a show in French with Portuguese subtitles.

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.

New creation by Vera Mantero for Companhia Maior, based on a text by Joana Bértholo, exploring age and personal, social and cultural realities.

A show by Sara Barros Leitão based on 'Mountain and Utopia' by Gonçalo M. Tavares, reflecting on the Constitution and utopia, with excerpts from the Portuguese Constitution.

An immersive and interactive performance-installation inspired by Siddhartha, exploring the search for presence in a world of hyper-stimulation and attention economies. Target audience: +14.

Protected from all suffering, Siddhartha sees his life defined from the beginning. But an inner voice leads him to seek another destiny. Through his journey, he confronts different experiences until he finds meaning in the contradictions of human existence. This musical theatre production, directed by Lisaboa Houbrechts, mixes theatre, classical singing, pop improvisation, Sufi songs and Indian dance, featuring a 24-member choir.

Damien Jalet and Kohei Nawa join forces for Mirage, a dance piece exploring nature in metamorphosis, with music by Thomas Bangalter and performed by the Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève.

A show for children and all ages, created by Cátia Pinheiro and José Nunes with text by Capicua, based on Tolstoy's novel to reflect on the conflicts that cross our world.

A multilingual performance that reinterprets Purcell live to revisit the story of Hannibal and the Punic Wars, exploring fear, power, and migration in Europe.

In an independent journalism newsroom, Carolina's return confronts the group with moral dilemmas, press freedom and a recent trauma; Tiago Correia's play features Portuguese Sign Language interpretation on 14 March at 17h.

A workshop for families exploring the concepts of Law, Freedom, Love, and Poem through the creation of imaginary cities with puppets.

A puppet show addressing the importance of Law for freedom, in a poetic narrative with music and objects.

A show-installation for children aged 3 to 7 that investigates what lies between asking permission and announcing action, with three bodies in dance, music, and sounds, transforming the show into a shared passage.

Speak Low is a show that combines theater, film, and live music, exploring the life and work of Kurt Weill, with Catarina Wallenstein and the Orquestra Sem Fronteiras.