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Multidisciplinary performing arts in Brazil and Portugal

Overview

Multidisciplinary artistic productions in Brazil and Portugal have recently debuted, frequently centering on themes of memory, time, and personal history.

In early October, Brazil saw the debut of Matias Santiago’s “Da Missa ao Corpo,” a solo performance integrating dance, music, and cinema to explore choreographic memories. Simultaneously, in Santarém, Portugal, Carlos Oliveira premiered “Temporal,” a production using documentary archives to reflect on time and his father’s theatrical journey.

By mid-October, Brazilian cultural productions continued to emphasize these themes through different mediums. In São Paulo, the puppet show “Das Duas, Uma” explored memory and the passage of time through the story of a former circus artist. In Rio de Janeiro, the contemporary dance piece “Desenho do Tempo” began touring, focusing on intergenerational connections and friendship.

Entities

Galpão dos Bonecos · Cia Tu Mateixa · Teatro Sá da Bandeira · Daniela Guimarães · Carlos Oliveira

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Brazilian arts productions explore themes of aging and memory

    Artistic productions in Brazil, including a puppet show in São Paulo and a contemporary dance piece in Rio de Janeiro, are exploring themes of aging, memory, and intergenerational bonds.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    New multidisciplinary performances debut in Brazil and Portugal

    New multidisciplinary stage productions “Da Missa ao Corpo” in Brazil and “Temporal” in Portugal explore themes of memory, improvisation, and personal history.

Sources

maisribatejo.pt · odia.ig.com.br · ojornaldacidade.com.br · portalhortolandia.com.br · reinoliterariobr.com.br · revistadovilla.com