Catarina e a beleza de matar fascistas

by Tiago Rodrigues
text and direction Tiago Rodrigues
with António Fonseca, Beatriz Maia, Carolina Passos-Sousa, Isabel Abreu, Marco Mendonça, Pedro Gil, Romeu Costa, Rui M. Silva
stage design F. Ribeiro
costumes José António Tenente 
lights Nuno Meira 
sound design and original music Pedro Costa 
choral and vocal arrangements João Henriques 
voice over  Cláudio Castro, Nadezhda Bocharova, Paula Mora, Pedro Moldão
movement support Sofia Dias, Vítor Roriz
stage fighting and use of weapons David Chan Cordeiro 
director's assistant Margarida Bak Gordon
translation Daniel Hahn (English), Thomas Resendes (French)
surtitles Rita Mendes 
executive production Joana Costa Santos, Rita Forjaz 
production Teatro Nacional D. Maria II
co-production Wiener Festwochen, Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione, ThéâtredelaCité – CDN Toulouse Occitanie & Théâtre Garonne Scène européenne Toulouse, Festival d’Automne à Paris & Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord, Teatro di Roma – Teatro Nazionale, Comédie de Caen, Théâtre de Liège, Maison de la Culture d'Amiens, BIT Teatergarasjen, Le Trident – Scène-nationale de Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, Teatre Lliure, Centro Cultural Vila Flor, O Espaço do Tempo
supported by Almeida Garrett Wines, Cano Amarelo, Culturgest, Zouri Shoes
 
duration 2h30

+16 
 
The show features music by Hania Rani (Biesy and Now, Run), Joanna Brouk (The Nymph Rising, Calling the Sailor), Laurel Halo (Rome Theme III and Hyphae) and Rosalía (De Plata)
Tiago Rodrigues presents Catarina e a beleza de matar fascistas [Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists]. It’s about a family that kills fascists.  It’s a tradition that everyone in the family has followed for over 70 years.  They’ve all got together today in a house in the country near a village called Baleizão in the south of Portugal.  One of the youngest members of the family, Catarina, is to kill her first fascist, who has been kidnapped for this very purpose. It’s a day to celebrate, a day of beauty and death.  However, Catarina finds herself unable to kill him or else she’s refusing to do so. Is there a place for violence in the struggle for a better world?

Show already presented in

19 sep 2020 - Centro Cultural Vila Flor, Guimarães (PT)
30 sep - 3 oct 2020 - Theâtre Vidy-Lausanne, Lausanne (CH)
9 - 10 dec 2020 - Centro Cultural de Belém, Lisbon (PT)
10 jun 2021 - Teatro Garcia de Resende, Évora (PT)
23 - 25 jun 2021 - Wiener Festwochen, Vienna (AU)
4 - 5 sep 2021 - Fórum Municipal Luísa Todi, Setúbal (PT)
2 oct 2021 - Teatro Académico Gil Vicente, Coimbra (PT)
11 - 14 apr 2022 - Teatro Argentina, Teatro di Roma - Teatro Nazionale (IT)
22 - 24 apr 2022 - Casa da Cultura de Ílhavo, Ílhavo (PT)
28 - 29 apr 2022 - Teatro Storchi, Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione, Modena (IT)
25 jun - 3 jul 2022 - Teatro Nacional S. João, Porto (PT)
30 - 31 aug 2022
7 - 30 oct 2022
10 - 11 nov 2022
16 - 17 nov 2022
22 - 23 nov 2022
1 - 3 dec 2022
7 - 10 dec 2022
21 - 22 dec 2022
4 - 7 jan 2023
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