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6+ years old
public in general and families
saturday 10 october, 16h00
school groups and institutions
wednesday 7 and friday 9 october
10h30, 14h30 e 16h00
monday 12 e tuesday 13 october
10h30, 14h30 e 16h00
Direction Joana Providência
Text Raquel S.
Cast and cocreation Bruna Costa, Margarida Gonçalves e Rui Paixão
Music and sound design Ana Bento e Bruno Pinto
Costumes Cátia Barros
Cenography and Props Cristóvão Neto
Lightning Mário Bessa
Illustration Carolina Gaessler
Set Photography Pedro Figueiredo
Video Registration Evoke Collective
Graphic Design Nuno Matos
Production Director Glória Cheio
Aknowledgements Engenheiro Carlos Silva
Coproduction Teatro do Bolhão e A Oficina
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Duration c. 40 min.
School groups and institutions
Price 2,00 eur
Registration by email mediacaocultural@aoficina.pt or by phone 253 424 716
On the very first page of Jean Giono’s “The Man Who Planted Trees”, it is stated that in order to meet an exceptional person you have to observe them for many years. If we watch the protagonist of the story over several decades - and the story of other planters in Brazil, India, etc. - we would see how, slowly over the years, they leave forests, built acorn by acorn, one sapling at a time. When we look at the landscape, we see its huge life project, built of small, generous and patient gestures, that wait many years to learn about their wonderful results. If we look at the trail that we leave in our daily lives, built of small careless gestures, we see a sea of plastic, extinct species, deforestation and climate change. We urgently need to look at the impact of our actions - not only today but yesterday and tomorrow in our lives.
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6+ years old
SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER, 16H00
school groups and institutions
wednesday 7 and friday 9 october
10h30, 14h30 e 16h00
monday 12 e tuesday 13 october
10h30, 14h30 e 16h00
Este texto partiu de ideias de: Jean Giono, O Homem que Plantava Árvores; Suzanne Simard, How Plants Talk to Each Other; Stefano Mancuso, The Roots of Plant Intelligence; Peter Tompkins e Christopher Bird, The Secret Life of Plants; David Chatwin, Songlines; Ailton Krenak, Ideias para Adiar o fim do Mundo; Programa da exposição de João Salaviza e Renée Nader Messora no Centro Internacional de Artes José de Guimarães; Cristiana Vieira, Conversas ao Pé da Porta# 3, Teatro da Didascália; Michael Marder, All The World is a Dump e On Vegetable Movement in Politics; Broken, episódio “Deadly Dressers”, Netflix; Daniel Christian Wahl, Culturas Regenerativas e Instituições Regenerativas; visita guiada ao jardim botânico do Porto, por Sara Ramos; Plasticus Maritimus, de Ana Pêgo, Bernardo P. Carvalho e Isabel Minhós Martins.
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