Emergentes

Rossio, as well as the Largo de São Domingos or Portas de Santo Antao, are a true melting pot, testimony of the heterogeneity of the city.

Right next to National Theater, one of the main public places against the African community in Lisbon. Just around the corner, a store operated by a Chinese family, one of many that comprise a community of 20,000 people, arrived in Portugal since the 80's. Along the stairs from the metro station of Rossio, talking about Indians and Pakistanis. Beside the typical Ginjinha, mandatory stop for all tourists who visit Lisbon and photograph panoramically the square.

Lisbon is a diverse, dialogue, scene of an ongoing and unfinished confrontation and contamination.

When we think of a proposal for this cycle Emerging immediately tried to equate the relationship between the National Theatre D. Mary II (institution, practice and public) and the realities tangents. In the limit as possible, back to lurking, the balconies of the National, Other recognized this, as exotic as strange as helpful as disturbing.

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