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Brazilian performing arts and theatrical developments

Overview

The Brazilian performing arts sector is seeing new productions and expanded opportunities for theatrical development.

Recent debuts include Coletivo Noroest’s “Manifesto de Concreto,” which utilizes dance, theater, and circus to examine labor history and the Greve dos Queixadas strike. In Manaus, Daniel Esteves’s “Matrioska” explores transmasculine identity through autobiographical dance-theater.

Concurrently, new initiatives are supporting creators. The FELUMA/AML Prize for Theatrical Texts is accepting original Portuguese submissions in Minas Gerais to promote contemporary dramaturgy. Additionally, the University of São Paulo is hosting the 8th Diaspóricas: Artistic Residencies program, which focuses on Afro-diasporic theatricalities and challenging historical stereotypes through stage materiality.

Entities

FELUMA · Daniel Esteves · Augusto Boal · Teatro da USP · Companhia Transversal de Artes Integradas

Timeline

16 days ago

[CULTURE] 4 sources
Brazilian cultural programs open applications for theater prizes and residencies
Brazil announces new opportunities for theater professionals: the FELUMA/AML Prize for Minas Gerais playwrights and the USP Theater’s 8th Diaspóricas residency focusing on Afro-diasporic art.
19 days ago

[CULTURE] 2 sources
New dance and theater productions debut in Brazil
New Brazilian stage productions “Manifesto de Concreto” and “Matrioska” debut, exploring themes of labor history, peripheral identity, and transmasculinity through dance and theater.

Sources

culturaamazonica.com.br · jornal.usp.br · literalmenteuai.com.br · revistaafirmativa.com.br · seatech.univ-tln.fr · thevancouverSun.com