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The Value of Small Things

João de Brito

18 to 29 November 2022

    Theatre Age rating +3
três pessoas de frente para o observador, fotografadas da cintura para cima. Da esquerda para a direita estão um homem de camisa preta, uma mulher de vestido roxo, e um  homem com uma camisa com um padrão. Atrás das pessoas, um cenário colorido que remete para o universo das feiras populares.
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  • Schools:

    18, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 29 November: 10.30am

  • Families:

    19, 20, 26 and 27 November: 4.30pm

  • Conversation after the show:

    20 November

  • Session with Portuguese Sign Language:

    25 and 26 November

  • Laid-back session:

    27 November

  • Session with Audio Description:

    27 and 29 November

  • :

    In sessions with audio description, the recognition of
    stage takes place an hour before the show.

  • Age Rating:

    TBD

  • Target Audience:

    Starting at 4 years

  • Duration:

    40 min

  • School Prices :

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

  • Family Prices:

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

  • Creation and staging

    João de Brito

  • Text

    David Machado

  • Interpretation

    João de Brito, Vítor Silva Costa and Cleia Almeida

  • Scenography

    Wilson M. Galvão

  • Light design

    Jorge Ribeiro

  • Costumes

    José António Tenente

  • Original score and staging assistance

    Noiserv

  • Photography and video

    Vitorino Coragem

  • Production direction

    Sandro Benrós

  • Co-production

    LAMA Teatro and LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões

  • Institutional support

    Município de Faro

  • Structure financed by the Portuguese Republic – Culture | DGARTES – General Direction for the Arts.

Visual Story (PDF) , external link.

At a fair where almost everything is available, a rich boy cannot resist buying all he sees. He vibrates at the feeling of what money allows him to achieve. He feels powerful. He feels like a superhero. He dresses and acts as such. Until he discovers a small stall where he finds a girl who can change the way he sees the World. What she sells does not cost money; in fact, money does not interest her. It is simpler than this: what she wants are things that make the heart beat faster.

 

 

 

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