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Fragile

Teatro de Marionetas do Porto

20 - 24 Febuary

    Puppet show Theatre Age rating +3
Três atores  da peça de teatro Frágil
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  • Families:

    February 23, 24: 4:30 pm

  • Schools:

    February 20, 21, 22: 10:30 am

  • Laidback session:

    February 24: 11:30 am

  • Age range:

    +3

  • Running time:

    45min

  • Tickets:

    €3 children and young people
    €7 adults
    Discounts available

  • Direction and scenography

    João Paulo Seara Cardoso e coletivo

  • Puppets and scenic objects

    Rui Pedro Rodrigues

  • Costumes

    Pedro Ribeiro

  • Sound design

    Miguel Reis

  • Movement coordination

    Isabel Barros

  • Light design

    Roy Peter

  • Video animation

    Grifu

  • Cast

    Micaela Soares, Rui Queiróz de Matos, Vitor Gomes

  • Production

    Sofia Carvalho

  • Technical operation

    Filipe Azevedo

  • Production assistant

    Shirley Resende

  • Assistant director

    Isabel Barros

  • Set design, puppets and objects

    Rui Pedro Rodrigues, Nuno Valdemar Guedes

  • Costume design

    Carla Pereira

  • Graphic design

    Pedro Ribeiro

  • Video recording

    Ângelo Peres/Widescreen

  • Photography on set

    Susana Neves

  • Co-production

    Teatro de Marionetas do Porto/Artemrede

Sometimes a thing is not what it is. Sometimes things like to be other things, to be like people, for example. They like moving, laughing, to like and to dislike. People/things and things/people help us tell stories.

In the Fragile world, there are small and big stories. Things want to be taken to unknown places, they take on short and long journeys. In the Fragile world, there are people/things looking for things/people. There are secrets never to be told or to told later on, in both an open and closed universe. There are things that come out of other things.

In the Fragile world, rules are not rules: imagination rules this world!

 

Performance indicated for the deaf, due to a strong visual component and little text.

 

Photo: Susana Neves

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