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An Idea of Justice

Joana Providência / Teatro do Bolhão

24 to 28 January 2024

    Theatre Age rating +12 +14 +6
Uma figura feminina de cabelos compridos e colete vermelho segura dois olhos ilustrados ao nível da sua cara.
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  • Schools:

    24, 25 and 26 January: 10:30am and 2:30pm

  • Families:

    27 and 28 January: 11:30am and 4:30pm

  • Sessions with Portuguese Sign Language:

    All sessions will be interpreted in Portuguese Sign Language

  • Laid-back session :

    28 January: 11:30am

  • Age rating:

    M/12

  • Target audience:

    Starting at 6 years

  • Duration:

    45 min

  • School Prices:

    €3 < 18 years/ €1 +TEIP schools/ Chaperones are exempt

  • Family Prices :

    €3 < 18 years/ €7 > 18 years/ Discounts are applicable

Can a theatre show be a tool for building justice?

  • Text

    Isabel Minhós Martins

  • Direction

    Joana Providência

  • Performance and Co-creation

    Joana Mont’Alverne, Joana Petiz, Rina Marques

  • Set Design

    Cristóvão Neto

  • Costume Design

    Cátia Barros

  • Music

    Ana Bento, Bruno Pinto

  • Light Design

    Tiago Silva

  • Vocal Support

    Maria do Céu Ribeiro

  • Movement Support

    Daniela Cruz

  • Illustration

    Carolina Gaessler

  • Training in Portuguese Sign Language

    Cristiana Ferreira

  • Co-Production

    Teatro do Bolhão, Teatro Aveirense, A Oficina, Teatro Nacional São João

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What is justice? And injustice? “An Idea of Justice”, by Joana Providência, with text by Isabel Minhós Martins, is a performance that literally puts these questions on the table, a table where an idea of justice is attempted to be built. Around it, there are special chairs for everyone to sit: those with long legs, those who can’t sit still, those who always come and those who aren’t usually invited. On it, various props: for example, a platter filled with fruit. Who is hungrier? Who hasn’t eaten yet? Who is entitled to this fruit? Similar questions arise when rights, duties or freedoms are what’s on the table. By addressing issues like diversity, choice, equality, and freedom, this performance aims to be a tool for building justice. And to answer Sophia de Mello Breyner’s proclamation: “He who sees the astonishing splendour of the world is logically led to see the astonishing suffering of the world.”

 

Included in the Ethics and Justice Cycle

 

 

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