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Agenda Municipal / Circus Art Muda

Muda
Fri 17 and Sat 18 May
Casa das Artes programme


Casa das Artes | Grand auditorium – 21h30

Admission: 4 euros. Students, Cultural Quadrilateral Card and Seniors (aged 65 and over): 2 euros | Rating: M/6 | Running time: 80 min | Production: ACCCA e INAC

MUDA aims to mirror the diversity of the human condition on stage, creating opportunities for the development of its multiple expressions. It does so through circus art, a fertile territory for the exercise of creativity, given its composite and ever-changing nature. The aim is to explore performance work in correlation with the aesthetics of silent cinema, highlighting the expression of pantomime, the raw and the grotesque to open the door to fantasy and illusion.
Humour intertwines with tragedy, fantasy with reality and violence with love. The mute expanse of things reveals a complex world that, like tightrope walkers, challenges us to transcend the paradoxes of humanity and find the point of convergence that leads us to the discovery of beauty.

Artistic record
Artistic direction and conception: Clara Andermatt
Assistant artistic director: Félix Lozano
Artistic assistance and acrobatic work: Bruno Machado and Juliana Moura
Performers: Atte Rimpelä, Carlos Pinto, Charlotte Zeidler, Lorenzo Rossi, Paola Caruso
Acrobatic technical support: Duvan Jimenez and Maurício Jara
Musical support: André Borges and Luís Pedro Madeira
Costumes: José António Tenente
Scenic design: André Santos
Light design: Valter Alves
Sound design and operation: Carlos Ferreira
Stage construction: André Freitas
Light operation (circulation): Carlos Vieira
Technical assistance: André Freitas and Hugo Fernandes Zanardi
Executive producer: ACCCA (Helena Menino, Miguel Pereira and Nuno Ricou Salgado) and INAC (Andrew Ossada and Maria Telheiro)
International tour assistant: Anna Kristin Mccarthy
Press officer: Joana Fernandes
Graphic identity: Ashleigh Georgiou and Cláudia Machado
Accounting: Fernanda Moura
Communication partnerships: Antena 2 and Coffepaste
Creative residency space: Musibéria
Co-producers: Aveirense Theatre, Famalicão Arts House, Imaginarius Festival, Circ'Bô and Arcozelo Parish Council
Institutional support: Portuguese Republic - Culture / General Directorate for the Arts


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