THEATER
75 min. aprox. tue 15h00 | school groups between 8 and 12 yearstue 19h30 | Families (6+ years)
single prices2,50€ (Schools) | 4€ Families (6+ years) // Discounts not applicablevenue: Auditorium
In this interactive version where the spectator is also a player, the protagonist goes by the name of MacBad, a real bad guy who will try to escape the witches' prophecies.Time Out
"MacBad" is the third project in a series of shows by Teatro Praga dedicated to the younger audiences, inspired by the masterpieces of English playwright William Shakespeare.
This time, the choice falls on one of his cursed plays, "Macbeth", the "Scottish play" in which a trio of witches curse Macbeth, the lord who became king, with their prophecies.
The spectator/protagonist is a gamer who must ensure that the story comes to an end and that the prophecies are fulfilled.
single prices2,50€ (Schools) | 4€ Families (6+ years) // Discounts not applicablevenue: Auditorium
In this interactive version where the spectator is also a player, the protagonist goes by the name of MacBad, a real bad guy who will try to escape the witches' prophecies.Time Out
"MacBad" is the third project in a series of shows by Teatro Praga dedicated to the younger audiences, inspired by the masterpieces of English playwright William Shakespeare.
This time, the choice falls on one of his cursed plays, "Macbeth", the "Scottish play" in which a trio of witches curse Macbeth, the lord who became king, with their prophecies.
The spectator/protagonist is a gamer who must ensure that the story comes to an end and that the prophecies are fulfilled.
Additional information
Text and Design Cláudia Jardim, Diogo Bento e Pedro Penim Interpretation Claúdia Jardim e Diogo Bento Videogame programming Filipe Baptista Master seamstress Teresa Louro Promotional photography Alípio Padilha Production coordination Daniela Ribeiro Production Alexandra Baião Co-production LU.CA - Teatro Luís de Camões and Oficina - Vila Flor Cultural CentreAcknowledgments Beatriz Carneiro, Catarino Campino, Maria Sequeira Mendes, Mariana Sá Nogueira, Rita Telhada, Ricardo Santos Costa and Ruben Maia