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Animal Farm

Tonan Quito

4 to 13 February

    Theater Theatre Age rating +12
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  • Schools:

    4, 9 and 10 February: 10:30 am
    11 February: 10:30 am and 2:30 pm

  • Families:

    4 February: 6:30 pm
    5, 6, 12 and 13 February: 4:30 pm

  • :

    On 5 February there will be a talk with the artists after the performance.

  • Session with Portuguese Sign Language:

    6 and 9 February

  • Session with Audio Description:

    11 February at 2:30 pm

  • Laid-back Session:

    13 February

  • Age Rating:

    12 years and above

  • Target Audience:

    Starting at 12 years

  • Duration:

    60 minutes

  • School Prices:

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

  • Family Prices:

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

Who is in charge here?

  • Directed by

    Tonan Quito

  • Text

    Inês Fonseca Santos from “Animal Farm” by George Orwell

  • Performance

    Cláudia Gaiolas

  • Scenography

    F. Ribeiro

  • Light Design

    Daniel Worm

  • Sound Design

    Pedro Costa

  • Executive Production

    Cláudia Teixeira

  • Production

    HomemBala

  • Co-Production

    LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões e Teatro Virgínia

  • Acknowledgments

    Exército Português, Lusitano da Penha de França and Movimento Presente

  • Institutional Support

    Fundo de Fomento Cultural/República Portuguesa

Visual Story (PDF) , external link.

Published in 1945, “Animal Farm” by George Orwell is a political and satirical text, but also a fable about the way in which we relate to each other. To this the long-standing theme of power is added: of how it can be irresistible and, ultimately, how it corrupts. In times of uncertainty and fear, in which we are witness to ferocious exercises of power, there is nothing more current and transversal that provoking a discussion about who is in charge. Who is in charge here?

Being that this “here” is a place of dissatisfaction, what if the children who come to see this play, taking advantage of the theatre, appropriate the story? And what if they are triumphant? And what if, for a moment, they become the owners of the farm and us, pigs who obey?

 

 

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