Festival

The Materiais Diversos Festival promotes the meeting of different audiences and imaginaries around the arts (dance, theatre, music and performance) with thought, questioning actuality and fostering cultural participation as a condition for citizenship. Born in Minde, in 2009, it spread to Alcanena and Cartaxo (in 2013) and became one of the most representative projects for programming outside the large centres in Portugal, attempting to think and act from the places it originates. It had been occurring annually until 2017 and became a biannual event starting with its 10th edition in 2019.

From the 5th to the 15th of October 2023, the Festival Materiais Diversos will be in Alcanena and Minde with a program of dance, theater and music shows, installations and conversations. Slowing down and making people, places and processes visible are the mottos of the 12th edition of the festival.

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15 April 2020

Workshop on Radical Theater and Dance Techniques for Young People

Joana Pupo

Joana Pupo has a Masters in Theater/ Movement from Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema; has a degree in Philosophy / FCSH – Universidade Nova de Lisboa; and graduated in Theater from Estudio Nancy Tuñon, in Barcelona.
She was selected for the École des Maitres in 2005 and was invited as an assistant in 2006 and 2008, with Pippo Delbono and Enrique Diaz.
She has developed work as a creator and interpreter, collaborating with artists such as Marina Nabais, Inês de Carvalho, Márcia Lança, João Calixto, among others. Gives training in the theater area regularly to young people and adults.

Inês Galvão Teles

The workshop uses theater and dance tools based on the theme of isolation and depression/ sadness, trying to develop relationship and fitting strategies for both situations: integrating personal or family sadness into our lives, and integrating, as an example, someone foreign, someone who comes from outside. We will work from the Viewpoints and Suzuki methods.
The Viewpoints Method is based on an improvisation that comes from dance to theater and works, in a physical way, over space and time. This method makes it possible to improvise, but also to deepen the external awareness of the movement.
The Suzuki Method, on the other hand, is an oriental methodology that works mainly at the level of internal movement awareness. It is based on exercises that allow to develop greater control over the center of the body, breathing, voice in relation to fiction.
This workshop will also do a research around the theatre piece “Peça Feliz e Directa Sobre a Tristeza”.

Participation is free, but subject to mandatory registration, until March 27

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