5 Fables to Keep You Awake
• Caroline Bergeron
8 to 16 December 2018
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Age rating
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For families:
8, 9, 15, 16 December 4.30 p.m.
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For schools:
12, 13, 14 December 10.30 a.m.
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Age suggestion:
+3
children under 3 are not permitted entry. Please refer to the decree-law.* Thank you. -
Duration:
40 min
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Price:
€3 children and young people
€7 adults (18+)
discounts available
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Synopsis
Five short stories that explore, without words, certain human foibles that may not be as trivial or as inevitable as they seem.
Five stories accessible to all ages, so we can laugh at who we are and leave the theatre hugging one another.
We raise children to prepare them for their future as adults, treating their concerns and their way of being as merely provisional, with no place or purpose in the adult world.
Drawing on five of the seven deadly sins, Caroline Bergeron has quietly crafted this wordless show, made up of five fables that, with humour, poke fun at some of the quirks of our society: the obsession with power, with money, with competition — while turning the sins of gluttony and sloth into virtues.
A partir de cinco dos sete pecados mortais, Caroline Bergeron elaborou subterraneamente este espetáculo sem palavras, composto por cinco fábulas que, com humor, critica algumas manias da nossa sociedade: a obsessão pelo poder, pelo dinheiro, pela competição, e transformarão em virtudes os pecados da gula e da preguiça.
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Conception and direction
Caroline Bergeron
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Performance
Catarina Mota and Manuel Henriques
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Set, puppets, and lighting and sound operation
Catarina Mota and Manuel Henriques
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Soundtrack
António Pedro
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Lighting design
Nuno Figueira
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Images
Caroline Bergeron
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Production
Companhia Caótica
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Coproduction
LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões, Teatro Municipal do Porto and Teatro Virgínia
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Acknowledgements
Lua Cheia – Teatro para todos, Município de Oeiras and Elisabete Passos
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Supported by
DGArtes – Direção Geral das Artes
*under article 26 of decree-law 23/2014 of 14 February, “Children under three may only attend shows classified ‘Suitable for all audiences’ provided the venue’s capacity is reduced by 20%.”