Third weekend: for all ages (and states of mind) On the final weekend, the Uruguayan company Coriolis  joined the children and youth programme with Trapos , presented on two occasions: first at the Casa do Povo of Feteiras , bringing together students from EBJI Padre José Gomes Pereira , and later at the Cineteatro Lagoense , with the support of the Lagoa Municipal Council , open to the general public. A sensitive and accessible performance, conceived for younger audiences — yet one that...

Poyo Rojo fotografia de Madalena Estúdio 13 Second weekend: laughter, confrontation and intensity The second weekend featured the premiere of Atos Únicos  ( One-Act Plays ) by Coletivo POP  at the Coliseu Micaelense , a contemporary approach to the world of Chekhov, where the classics found new ways to breathe. At Domingos Rebelo Secondary School , Companhia La Buffa  presented NI FÚ NI FÁ , a physical comedy and visual humour performance that, through the figures of the buffoon and the...

The third edition of the Festival  was a true artistic journey, bringing together eight companies  and nine performances , spread across three intense weekends  filled with movement, forgotten stories, laughter, silence and emotion. First weekend The programme opened with three very different artistic proposals. At the Teatro Ribeiragrandense , Duda Paiva Company  presented Blind , a delicate yet powerful performance that combines dance, visual theatre and object manipulation, creating a...