These mini-conferences, anchored on the non-fictional universe, seek to introduce the world and its narratives to the younger audience.

LABOR is an artistic and educational project of interaction between school, theatre, artists, and teachers, that seeks to provide practical experience in contemporary artistic creation.

How does the world look like from the eyes of another person?

In times of uncertainty and fear, and while we witness ferocious acts of power, there is nothing more up to date and universal than provoking an argument about who’s in charge. Who’s in charge here?

João Fazenda continues the performance “What a Great Bang”, at LU.CA’s middle floor.

Ana Ventura organizes readings of books that weren't written by her, thus voicing several authors of children’s literature.

Play Festival returns to LU.CA once more, for a short film program devoted to the younger audiences.

On one side of the wall, things are heard, but not seen.

Artists of different ages, drawing approaches, and political views, share their visions of a utopian society inhabited by animals, who try to beat a corrupted society, built by man.

Play Festival returns to LU.CA for one more program of short film screenings.