Teatro Experimental do Porto
A tecedeira que lia Zola
Trilogia da juventude
November
2018
Fri
9
—
Sat
17
Sinopse
Drawing inspiration from the revolutionary movements of the time, some Portuguese youths—bourgeois, urban and literate—decide to quit their studies or first jobs and head straight to the factories and the fields to carry out the “cultural revolution”. “A tecedeira que lia Zola” [The Weaver Who Read Zola] is the second instalment of TEP’s Youth Yrilogy, which focus, respectively, in the 1950s, 70s and 90s in Portugal.
Teatro Experimental do Porto (TEP) is the oldest theatre company in Portugal and a forerunner of modern theatre. Its first performance premiered in 1953 under the artistic direction of António Pedro. In 2012, Gonçalo Amorim, theatre director in residence since 2010, took on the role of artistic director.
Teatro Experimental do Porto (TEP) is the oldest theatre company in Portugal and a forerunner of modern theatre. Its first performance premiered in 1953 under the artistic direction of António Pedro. In 2012, Gonçalo Amorim, theatre director in residence since 2010, took on the role of artistic director.
© José Caldeira
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Aditional info
- 7.50€ (per performance) • 15.00€ (Joint ticket: O grande tratado da encenação + A tecedeira que lia Zola + Maioria absoluta)
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- Staging, text and co-creation Gonçalo Amorim
Dramaturgical Support and co-creation Rui Pina Coelho
Scenography, Costume and co-creation Catarina Barros
Scenography assistant and costumes Susana Paixão
Light Design and co-creation Francisco Tavares Teles
Light Design assistant Renato Marinho
Music and co-creation Pedro João
Interpretation and co-creation Bruno Martins, Catarina Gomes, Tiago Jácome, Sara Barros Leitão
Scene Construction Móveis Maia
Coproduction Teatro Municipal do Porto
Special thanks Ana Fernandes, Anabela Amorim, Aníbal Beirão, As Boas Raparigas, Filomena Vieira, Jorge Costa, José Pacheco Pereira, Manuela Juncal, Maria do Céu Costa, Miguel Cardina, Ricardo Nogueira, Rui Guerreiro, TUP
Aprox. duration 1h30
