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Conference Theatre

Greek Myths – Mil-folhas

Catarina Claro
9 to 18 February 2022

Information

Schools

9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18: mornings and afternoons

Location

Lisbon schools

Age Rating

To be rated by the CCE

Target Audience

Starting at 10 years

Duration

60 minutes (approx.) 

Price

€1.5 (20 student minimum / 60 student maximum)

Description

The perilous and challenging journey of “Story of the Argonauts”, one of the Greek Myths included in the work by António Sérgio, transports us to the universe of Greek mythology.

Synopsis

The perilous and challenging journey of “Story of the Argonauts”, one of the Greek Myths included in the work by António Sérgio, transports us to the universe of Greek mythology.

 

António Sérgio wrote these Greek myths, dedicating them to children and young audiences. The idea was to share all the magic and mystery of the classical world, as well as its ability to create powerful metaphors that edify and enrich us. With Mille-feuille we return to the Greek classics through this Portuguese author, adding our own vision: because reading, telling and listening to stories are tasks that demand enthusiasm and dedication. Let’s do it together.

 

Catarina Claro

Catarina Claro is 25 years old and graduated in Theatre specialising in Acting at the Escola Superior de Cinema e Teatro in 2016. As an actor she worked with Artistas Unidos in Vive Quem Vive, Teatro o Bando in Inferno, with Miguel Fragata and Inês Barahona in A Visita Escocesa. Since 2009 she has been collaborating with the II ACTO theatre company, where she has comprised the cast of numerous productions, many of which dedicated to childhood, such as A Estrela, História Breve da Lua and more recently A Fada Oriana. Apart from her acting work, she also teaches artistic expression for primary and secondary schoolers.

 

 

Cast and Creative

Performance
Catarina Claro

Artistic coordination
Leonor Barata

Based on the myth “The Story of the Argonauts”, included in the work by António Sérgio

This performance is part of the Mil-folhas project