Theatre

History

How artists contributed to the end of slavery in Brazil

Studies examine how theater and music participated in the emancipation of enslaved people in the country

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Obituary

Complete devotion to the theater

Sábato Magaldi was one of the leading names in theater in Brazil

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Performing Arts

Theatrical costumes: naturalism and invention

The history of costumes for the Brazilian stage since the 19th century

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Art

A theater of many idioms

Companhia Balagan combines approaches of stage director Maria Thaís

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Dance

A way of dancing

USP Group adopts the principles of German Tanztheater

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Arts

Theater of the real

Grupo depicts urban life through reenactments in public buildings

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theater

Balance and rigor

Barbara Heliodora was recognized for her harshness as a theater critic

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performing arts

Complicit theatrical production

Cia. Hiato has won awards for its investigations into gaps in understanding

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Conrado Wessel Award

Winners of the FCW Award

Winners: Protásio Lemos da Luz, José Goldemberg and Fernanda Montenegro

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drama

The Italian stage

Book examines the legacy of several directors on Brazilian theater

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Cover

The art of opposition

There was a strong presence of a leftist culture during the dictatorship

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ART

Where the sea breaks the lament of so many woes

Cândido Mendes Penal Colony kept tourism away from Ilha Grande

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theater

Cannibalism on stage

The Teatro Oficina theater has been in existence for more than 50 years. It is now active in urban intervention

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Theatre

Where theatre and the city come together

Cia. São Jorge de Variedades takes show to Barra Funda

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review

The dilemmas of the Moor of Matacavalos

A passion for Shakespeare directly influenced Machado de Assis

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Theatre

Creating on a empty stage

Creating on a empty stage

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Tribute

The sadness of feuilleton novels

Marlyse Meyer was an outstanding thinker of Brazilian culture