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Niet Hebben (Rejected Letter)

Crista Alfaiate

February 5 and 6

    Online Program Theatre Age rating +12 +14 +18
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    February 5, 10.30am
    February 6, 4.30pm

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    Spoken in Portuguese, no subtitle
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  • Age range:

    +12
    Appropriate theme for secondary school students

  • Running time:

    50 min

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Niet Hebben will make its return to the stage at 2023, for now it will be shown online.

  • Creation and interpretation

    Crista Alfaiate

  • Text

    Diogo Bento e Crista Alfaiate

  • Creation support

    Cláudia Gaiolas e Diogo Bento

  • Lighting design

    Rui Monteiro

  • Lighting design assistant

    Teresa Antunes

  • Original score

    Sérgio Martins e Rui Lima

  • Sound design

    Pedro Lima e João Monteiro

  • Direction

    Paulo Cunha Martins

  • Graphic and visual content

    Catarina Lee

  • Costume design

    Aldina Jesus

  • Executive production

    Joana Costa Santos e Luna Rebelo

  • Coproduction

    LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões e TNSJ – Teatro Nacional São João

  • Support

    Fundação GDA e Largo Residências

From well-known texts such as Pero Vaz de Caminha’s Brazil’s Birth Certificate: The Letter, Kafka’s Letter to His Father, Oscar Wilde’s Letter to Bosie, Mariana Alcoforado’s Portuguese Letters and The New Portuguese Letters by Maria Teresa Horta, Maria Isabel Barreno and Maria Velho da Costa, among others, this rejected letter seeks to rethink some subjects such as feminism, war and post-colonialism in a world ruled by Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. On stage, like, there’s this actress, willing to write a letter like she talks. As she talks. Blaming herself for going through other people’s correspondence, she thinks about some of the letters she unduly and secretly read when she could’ve just scrolled on Instagram or taken selfies. This can be either a speech, a hunch, or an email, fearless of the past, with eyes set on the future.

 

Photography: LU.CA/Alípio Padilha

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