Tipo de Evento: CTB

The performances of this show are exclusively for school audiences. Reservations must be made by email to ctb@ctb.pt. CTB returns to Camilo Castelo Branco with this Amor de Perdição, a show-class, aimed particularly at the school circuit, one of the company’s creative vectors. This show integrates, in its conception, the exposition of theatrical mechanisms (reading, … Continued

Auto da Barca do Inferno (The Boat of Hell), one of the most famous works by Portuguese writer Gil Vicente, has been adapted countless times for the theatre over the years. Each adaptation brings its own vision of the text, exploring the conflicts and allegories present in the story. The Companhia de Teatro de Braga … Continued

A reflection on Portugal and the Portuguese people, from turbulent times, from its birth to the shadows of its life and death and the consequent loss of independence. The mythical figure of Dom Sebastião is brought here ‘into the spotlight’ for the public, in episodes that reflect the intrigue and political struggle within the kingdom … Continued

A reflection on Portugal and the Portuguese people, from turbulent times, from its birth to the shadows of its life and death and the consequent loss of independence. The mythical figure of Dom Sebastião is brought here ‘into the spotlight’ for the public, in episodes that reflect the intrigue and political struggle within the kingdom … Continued

This version of Romeo and Juliet transports the war between the Montagues and Capulets to 2025, with Romeo (Russian) and Juliet (Ukrainian) growing up under the conflict that began in 2014 over the possession of Crimea. Romeo is taken to a Capulet masquerade ball by the spy Mercutio, becoming a ‘hostage of love’ at Juliet’s … Continued

This version of Romeo and Juliet transports the war between the Montagues and Capulets to 2025, with Romeo (Russian) and Juliet (Ukrainian) growing up under the conflict that began in 2014 over the possession of Crimea. Romeo is taken to a Capulet masquerade ball by the spy Mercutio, becoming a ‘hostage of love’ at Juliet’s … Continued

This version of Romeo and Juliet transports the war between the Montagues and Capulets to 2025, with Romeo (Russian) and Juliet (Ukrainian) growing up under the conflict that began in 2014 over the possession of Crimea. Romeo is taken to a Capulet masquerade ball by the spy Mercutio, becoming a ‘hostage of love’ at Juliet’s … Continued

This theatrical experience, by Art’Imagem, delves into the life and work of Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso (1889-1918), one of the most emblematic Portuguese modernist painters. The show-class, performed by three actors, unfolds in various characters and landscapes that populated Amadeo’s life and painting, from his childhood in Manhufe/Amarante to his premature death from Spanish flu in … Continued

Edward Bond, British playwright, poet, and screenwriter (1934–2024), one of the most uncomfortable voices in British culture, author of several important plays that reshaped European theater from the 1960s onwards, in a context of the Cold War and nuclear threat. The tin can people, part of the trilogy (The War Plays), is a prime example … Continued