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The Role of Money

mala voadora

9 to 25 January

    Theatre Age rating +12 +6
Dois atores sentados numa mesa. Atrás deles é projetada uma nota gigante com o rosto de Santo António.
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  • Schools :

    9, 15, 16, 22 e 23 january: 10:30 a.m
    14 e 21 january: 10.30 am and 2h30 p.m

  • Families:

    10, 17 e 24 january: 4.30 p.m
    11, 18 e 25 january: 11.30 a.m and 4.30

  • Session with Portuguese Sign Language:

    23 e 24 january

  • Session with audio description:

    24 january

  • Relaxed session :

    25 january, 11.30 a.m

  • Age rating:

    Starting at 6 years old

  • Target audience :

    8 years and above

  • Duration:

    40 min.

  • Preço Escolas:

    €3 < 18 anos / €1 escolas TEIP / Acompanhantes isentos

  • Preço Famílias:

    €3 < 18 anos / €7 > 18 anos / Descontos aplicáveis

The history of the world in small pieces of paper.

  • Direction

    Jorge Andrade

  • Text

    Miguel Rocha

  • Performance

    Jorge Andrade

  • Set Design and Costumes

    José Capela

  • Sound Design

    Sérgio Delgado

  • Technical Direction

    João Fonte

  • Technical Assistant

    João Dias

  • Image Editing

    António MV

  • Production Team

    Cláudia Teixeira e João Fonte

  • Co-Production

    LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões

  • Acknowledgements

    Pedro Moldão

  • mala voadora is a structure funded by the Portuguese Government – Ministry of Culture / Directorate-General for the Arts.

All it takes is a 20-escudo banknote to set off on a journey around the world, or so promises this performance by the mala voadora theatre company. Beginning with this note, bearing the image of Saint Anthony, we board a 500-escudo caravel bound for China, fly on a dragon, and embark on a journey that allows us to visit palaces and forests, and to meet penguins or even the Queen of England. With each new banknote, new travel ideas and surprising characters emerge, as if these small pieces of paper could tell the story of the world – and also reveal what can go wrong when we lose sight of the true role of money.

 

 

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