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VUUUTE!

Ana Lúcia Palminha and Gonçalo Botelho

7 to 22 December 2024

    Theater Theatre Age rating +3 +4 +6 +4 +6
Ilustração colorida com duas figuras, um rapaz e uma rapariga, num cenário de deserto com catos e casas
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  • Schools:

    10, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20 December: 10:30am and 2:30pm

  • Families:

    7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22 December: 11:30am and 4:30pm

  • Laid-back session:

    15 December: 11:30am

  • Session with audio description:

    14 December: 4:30pm

  • Age rating:

    6 years and above

  • Target audience:

    Starting at 5 years old

  • Duration:

    45 min. (aprox.)

  • Price for Schools:

    €3 < 18 years / €1 TEIP schools / Free of charge for chaperons

  • Price for Families:

    €3 < 18 years / €7 > 18 years / Discounts apply

A show with few words uses movement and body language to tell the story of two very different children from very distant places.

  • Creation and Performance

    Ana Lúcia Palminha and Gonçalo Botelho

  • Set Design, Costumes and Poster Illustration

    Carla Martinez

  • Original Score

    Sérgio Nascimento and Vicente Santos

  • Light Design

    Jorge Oliveira

  • Artistic support

    Tomás Porto e Bernardo Beja

  • Support for set design

    Isabelle Yvonne Dekien

  • Executive Production

    Teatro Bastardo

  • Co-production

    LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões

On this side, I always wake up very, very early. My sister yells, “If I’m late, it’s your fault”, but it never happens. School is there waiting for me, always in the same place, and the routine and daily obligations don’t stop until I get back home and everything repeats the next day. Why can’t we just play and do what we want? Sometimes I wish I could switch places and reach the other side of the world. They say life for children is different there and they don’t go to school. They must be very lucky… VUUUTE! I wish everything was the other way around.

 

This performance with few words uses movement and body language to tell the story of two very different children from very distant places. But a meeting between the two will forever change how they see and experience their own world.

 

 

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