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In Paris in the '60s, Momo, a Jewish eleven year old boy, befriends the old arab grocer on Rue Bleue. But appearances can be deceptive: in this web nothing is exactly as it seems. A text by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt about chance meetings, life choices and the importance of friendship and affection. A story that Teatro Meridional chose to tell, with live music, to celebrate its 20 years of existence, and where simplicity and affective dimension are the mainstay of representation, in contrast to the current political and social context that, disturbingly, promotes insecurity.
In Paris in the '60s, Momo, a Jewish eleven year old boy, befriends the old arab grocer on Rue Bleue. But appearances can be deceptive: in this web nothing is exactly as it seems. A text by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt about chance meetings, life choices and the importance of friendship and affection. A story that Teatro Meridional chose to tell, with live music, to celebrate its 20 years of existence, and where simplicity and affective dimension are the mainstay of representation, in contrast to the current political and social context that, disturbingly, promotes insecurity.
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Text Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt Translation Carlos Correia Monteiro de Oliveira Stageplay and stage direction Miguel Seabra With Miguel Seabra and Rui Rebelo Scenic Space Marta Carreiras and Miguel Seabra Costumes Marta Carreiras Original music and sound design Rui Rebelo Lighting design Miguel Seabra Production Teatro Meridional Within the ambit of 5 Sentidos network