After the Hotel Europa theatre company spent January 2026 in Braga gathering various testimonies and perspectives on the theme of housing, they return to present the outcome of this artistic residency in the show Habitar. Habitar aims to portray the housing problem in Portugal and Europe by following the stories of real people: people living … Continued
Inspired by José Afonso’s historic farewell concerts in 1983, this multidisciplinary show blends music, theatre and poetry to celebrate the legacy of one of the greats of Portuguese protest music. Under the artistic direction of Gonçalo Amorim, the play does not seek to be a historical re-enactment, but rather a contemporary reinvention within the aesthetic … Continued
In the 23rd century, having discovered a way to travel back in time, a group of adventurers board a spaceship, alter history and cause the Greeks to lose the Trojan War. Their goal is to become rich and happy. And so here we go: Discoveries – Season 2. At the very least, nothing good can … Continued
POPULAR is a challenging show based on the autofiction that the creator and performer intends to be a popular artist, challenging the standards of the cultural landscape and the popular universe through a fusion of the two. The proposal uses the friction between elite culture and mass culture to think about the public as a … Continued
This family kills fascists. It’s a tradition that everyone in the family has followed for over 70 years. They’ve all got together today in a house in the country near a village called Baleizão in the south of Portugal. One of youngest members of the family, Catarina, is to kill her first fascist, who has … Continued
After Oedipus Rex, the SillySeason collective returns to Theatro Circo with the play Antigone to revisit Sophocles’ tragedy and question the discretionary power of the State and the fragility of the dreams of contemporary youth. Antigone, Polynices and Haemon appear as young people of today, sometimes forgotten, sometimes condemned by policies that exclude and silence … Continued
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 … Continued
A dancer who couldn’t dance, a singer who couldn’t sing, an actor who couldn’t act, a writer who couldn’t write, a painter who couldn’t paint. A dancer who sang, a writer who painted, an actor who wrote. One had to know how to do in order to know how to be. As long as the … Continued
Búzio is Ana Baptista’s latest creation, premiering at Theatro Circo, as part of Supracasa, a programme supporting artistic creation in the performing arts. Based on research into seaside tourism and its seasonal experience in a coastal area, Ana Baptista guides us through a humorous and provocative work of autofiction. The show, divided into two parts, … Continued
On a stage where darkness is not absence, but a territory for creation, Alvorada is born, a show that delves into the dreamlike universe of people who have been blind since birth. Between humour and lyricism, the play toys with the limitations of language, with the misconceptions of description and with the autonomy of the … Continued
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