I Want a Piano
Ana Madureira and Vahan Kerovpyan
Arménio is a person’s name, but it is also the name of a people. Armenia is the name of a language, but it is also a person’s name. Armenian, who is not called Arménio, tells his family’s story in Armenian, but no one understands his language. Armenia, who is not Armenian and has never been to Armenia, lives her daily life in front of the piano, imagining the Orient. But her world only really changes when a different sound comes out of the piano.
In a story full of coincidences that bring together distant realities, Oriental microtones, Western semitones, half-words and characters without socks invite us to take care of the tones we have within us and to know how to see and hear those of others.
School sessions Thursday, 9 October, at 2.30 p.m. and Friday, 10 October, at 10.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.
Free upon registration at participacao@theatrocirco.com
Creation, text, music and performance Ana Madureira and Vahan Kerovpyan
Lighting Mariana Figueroa
Set design Emanuel Santos
Costumes design support Inês Mariana Moitas
Production Dona Arménia
Management Rita Maia | menosmuitomais crl
Co-production Teatro Viriato, Teatro da Cerca de São Bernardo
Creative support Amarelo Silvestre, Teatro Aveirense, DesnorteArte, Boca de Cão, Casa do Forno, Sekoia – Performing Arts, Fundação GDA
Acknowledgements Our families, our neighbors, Eduardo Pinto, Letícia Caldas and Hugo Lima, Jaime Mears, Muni Joana Domingos and Hugo Ribeiro, Jorri and Filipe Furtado (Blue House), João Costa
Photography Eduardo Pinto
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In memory of Iskuhi and Stepan Boghossian and Nener Helen
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