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TUDO A QUE SE CHAMA NADA | Carla Bolito, no Teatro São Luiz
EVERYTHING THAT IS CALLED NOTHING | Carla Bolito, at Teatro São Luiz
Event by: São Luiz Teatro Municipal
Location: São Luiz Teatro Municipal, Rua António Maria Cardoso 38, Lisboa
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EVERYTHING CALLED NOTHING
Carla Bolito
M/12
11 to 26 January
Wednesday to Saturday, 7:30 pm; Sunday, 4pm
Sala Mário Viegas
R$ 12 (with discounts) | (Covered by the Culture Pass - the Culture Pass is only available at the Theater box office)
Tudo Que Se Chama Nada is an adaptation of two plays by Nathalie Sarraute: For everything and for nothing and Here she is. In For everything and for nothing, two men almost end their long friendship because of a phrase; In Here She Is, a man is disturbed by the possibility that a woman overheard a conversation he had just had with someone else and by the idea that she disagreed with what she heard. The combination of these pieces seeks to accentuate the play on words at the maximum of its splendor and in the apparent and superficial “Nothing” that the characters experience.
Support for publicity Antena 1 and Antena 2
Technical Sheet
An adaptation of: For everything and for nothing and Here she is by Nathalie Sarraute; Translations: Ricardo Marques and Carla Bolito; Director: Carla Bolito; Cast: Álvaro Correia, Anabela Brígida, João Cabral, Marcello Urgeghe; Lighting design: Daniel Worm; Scenography: Carlos Bártolo; Costume design: Ricardo Preto; Executive production: Lorena Pirro; Support: SPA – Cultural Fund; Co-production: Estado Zero and São Luiz Teatro Municipal
Carla Bolito
M/12
11 to 26 January
Wednesday to Saturday, 7:30 pm; Sunday, 4pm
Sala Mário Viegas
R$ 12 (with discounts) | (Covered by the Culture Pass - the Culture Pass is only available at the Theater box office)
Tudo Que Se Chama Nada is an adaptation of two plays by Nathalie Sarraute: For everything and for nothing and Here she is. In For everything and for nothing, two men almost end their long friendship because of a phrase; In Here She Is, a man is disturbed by the possibility that a woman overheard a conversation he had just had with someone else and by the idea that she disagreed with what she heard. The combination of these pieces seeks to accentuate the play on words at the maximum of its splendor and in the apparent and superficial “Nothing” that the characters experience.
Support for publicity Antena 1 and Antena 2
Technical Sheet
An adaptation of: For everything and for nothing and Here she is by Nathalie Sarraute; Translations: Ricardo Marques and Carla Bolito; Director: Carla Bolito; Cast: Álvaro Correia, Anabela Brígida, João Cabral, Marcello Urgeghe; Lighting design: Daniel Worm; Scenography: Carlos Bártolo; Costume design: Ricardo Preto; Executive production: Lorena Pirro; Support: SPA – Cultural Fund; Co-production: Estado Zero and São Luiz Teatro Municipal