Tipo de Evento: CTB

Paris. Two women. Two mothers. Rain that soaks everything… And a ray of sunshine that breaks through. Sofía welcomes Fátima into her home. They are united by a tragedy beyond imagination: Sofía’s daughter died in a terrorist attack carried out by Fátima’s son. Both lost their lives that day. Dozens of people died alongside them. … Continued

Adapted from Play 22, or the Hero Path by Volodymyr Tuka, this is the story of a war veteran from Kherson who witnessed the occupation, left his home, and went to defend his country in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, where he was wounded in combat. On stage, Volodymyr Tuka talks about … Continued

A lonely, melancholic, and visionary woman reconstructs personal situations through words, suspended in an atmosphere she cannot decipher—whether real or purely fictional. At times, the woman recalls having played another role—perhaps another vision—in which she embodies Hecuba, howling her pain amid the flames that ravage Troy. In a continuous and dual dissociation of her being, … Continued

Dehumanization is a stage adaptation of Valter Hugo Mãe’s novel A Desumanização. This is a story of loss, grief, and resilience that makes us question the limits (or the transgression of those limits) of humanity. In a small village dwarfed by the grandeur of the Icelandic fjords, Halldora emerges onto the stage from the mouth … Continued

Based on the famous fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, The Bremen Town Musicians, this theatrical adaptation presents the entertaining adventures of a donkey, a dog, a cat, and a rooster—all poor and unwanted, abandoned by their owners for being considered useless. Rejected and homeless, they decide to travel together to the city of Bremen … Continued

MIT – International Theater Festival returnes for a new edition in 2026. It is the result of a partnership between CTB – Companhia de Teatro de Braga and ETA – Eurasia Theater Association, an organization headquartered in Maltepe (Istanbul) that brings together theaters, companies, and festivals from more than 30 countries in Europe and Asia. … Continued

A piece dedicated to the life and work of the great Georgian humanist writer Nodar Dumbadze. The use of puppetry makes the performance particularly moving. The autobiographical elements convey a sense of magic and reality. The sparse dialogue and striking visuals make the play accessible to all generations.

This is the story of the man who becomes invisible, of the block of flats where he lives, and of his bustling, polluted, chaotic yet beautiful city. Composed of the stories of so many other characters living in the same building and in the city of contrasts that is Luanda, the play written by Ondjaki … Continued

This is a fragmented work, woven from the real-life stories of women who, driven by war, poverty and violence, were forced to leave their familiar surroundings—their homes, their homelands—in search of a safer life for themselves and their children. Women torn from their roots against their will, reduced by life to mere numbers on a … Continued

Who hasn’t heard of New Orleans? The city where, in the infamous houses of Basin Street, jazz was born; where black musicians, as famous as baseball champions, intoxicated by smoke and life, blew congested spasms into their trumpets and saxophones, wringing from the notes a clinking sound of burnt-out lives. A city in which European … Continued