THEATER
sat 9.30pm
60 min. | ages 6+at Prairie | Parque Urbano de SantiagoFree Admission
Terras de Sol Posto, a village buried in a valley where neither cellphone reception nor TV signal reach, is inhabited only by Idalécio and Amândio, and a single sheep (the others moved to the city in search of a better life).
One day, an entrepreneur arrives, aiming to apply for an EU funding programme in order to build a nursing home. On the very next day, an entrepreneurial student returns to the village wanting to create a lithium mine on that site, promising a direct leap into the 22nd century. Thanks to the unusual interest in the region's resources, soon arrives the media to broadcast far and wide all the success found in Terras de Sol Posto.
60 min. | ages 6+at Prairie | Parque Urbano de SantiagoFree Admission
Terras de Sol Posto, a village buried in a valley where neither cellphone reception nor TV signal reach, is inhabited only by Idalécio and Amândio, and a single sheep (the others moved to the city in search of a better life).
One day, an entrepreneur arrives, aiming to apply for an EU funding programme in order to build a nursing home. On the very next day, an entrepreneurial student returns to the village wanting to create a lithium mine on that site, promising a direct leap into the 22nd century. Thanks to the unusual interest in the region's resources, soon arrives the media to broadcast far and wide all the success found in Terras de Sol Posto.
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Co-creation Teatro do Montemuro and Teatro da Palmilha Dentada Text and stage direction Ricardo Alves Set and costume design Sandra Neves Music Carlos Adolfo With Abel Duarte, Cristiana Sousa, Eduardo Correia, Ivo Bastos, Paulo Duarte and Rodrigo Santos Lighting design Paulo Duarte Stage manager Abel Duarte Technical direction José José e Pedro Feio Set building and costume making support Carlos Cal and Maria Conceição Almeida Production Abel Duarte, Helena Fortuna and Sofia Macedo Production and Communications Assistance Joana Miranda Stage Photography Júlio Eme Co-production Teatro Viriato Financed by República Portuguesa - Cultura / Direção-Geral das Artes