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Agenda Municipal / Music The carnation of the little ant Celeste (premiere)

The carnation of the little ant Celeste (premiere)
Tue 30 Apr
Narciso Ferreira Theatre and Peles - International Drum Fest 2024 programme 


Riba de Ave | Narciso Ferreira Theatre - 10h30 and 14h30

Free admission | Target audience: schools | Rating: M/6 | Running time: 35 min

"Once upon a time there was a little ant called Celeste who had a red carnation. She was the palm and a half, a sweet voice with bright eyes, who speaks today without fear of that sharp moment."

Based on the text by Lucie Tustain (FR) and Jacinta Silva (PT), Alberto Fernandes and Pedro Gonçalves de Oliveira design and interpret the sound ecosystem of this tale that portrays the narrative of the Carnation of the April 1974 revolution and the role of Celeste Caeiro.

Artistic record:
Artistic Direction and Staging: Alberto Fernandes
Text: Lucie Tustain (FR) and Jacinta Silva (PT)
Musical Direction and Creation: Alberto Fernandes and Pedro Gonçalves de Oliveira
Set and Costume Design: Beatriz Martins 
Light Design: Paulo Ribeiro
Sound Design: Manuel dos Reis
Performance: Alberto Fernandes and Pedro Gonçalves de Oliveira


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