Sofia Dinger completed her master’s degree in theater at the Das Arts school in Amsterdam. She has invested in additional training with people like Rog\u00e9rio de Carvalho, Jo\u00e3o Fiadeiro, Carlota Lagido, \u00c2ngela Schanelec, Olga Mesa, Beatriz Batarda, Vera Mantero, Miguel Loureiro, Thomas Richards, Jonathan Burrows, Kassys. Sofia created and interpreted “A Song to hear you come” (Maria Matos Teatro Municipal, Festival Alkantara, 2018), “The story of a love” (project Tra\u00e7a \/ Alkantara, 2017), “Grande Ilus\u00e3o” (Temps d’Images , 2014 and Plataforma das Artes Performativas, 2015), “Nothing’s ever yours to keep” (Maria Matos Teatro Municipal, 2011) and \u201cNoites Brancas\u201d (in partnership with Paula Diogo and M\u00f3nica Calle for the Festival de Almada, 2013). As an interpreter he worked with M\u00f3nica Calle, Blitz Theater Group, Sara Carinhas, Rui Catal\u00e3o, Teatro do Vestido, Francisco Salgado, Tiago Vieira, David Pereira Bastos, Gon\u00e7alo Amorim. In cinema, he met with directors such as Leonardo Mouramateus, Andr\u00e9 Lage, Paulo Menezes and Pedro Filipe Marques. She received the Bernardo Santareno Prize, in the category of revelation actress (2011) and an honorable mention for the performance in the short film Lullaby (Andr\u00e9 Lage), in the 16th edition of the Luso Brasileiro Film Festival of Santa Maria da Feira. The show “A grande illus\u00e3o” was highlighted as one of the best in 2014 by critic Jo\u00e3o Carneiro in Jornal Expresso. In 2013, she joined the Try Angle laboratory in Montemor-o-Novo (at the invitation of Tiago Rodrigues) and in 2015, she joined the 1Space project (at the invitation of Thomas Walgrave) between Portugal, Congo, Palestine and South Africa. A version of her latest solo “A Song to Hear You Come” was performed at the Under Construction festival in Ghent.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","class_list":["post-1912","autores","type-autores","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n