Handpicked from the same theatre lineup, scored for this weekend.
THEATRE
A Bronx Tale: One Man Show
Chazz Palminteri performs his 1988 autobiographical one-man play, a powerful account of a difficult Bronx childhood marked by intense episodes and formative encounters.
JAZZ
Jazz at Cinema São Jorge
Hot Clube de Portugal presents two nights celebrating the vitality and plurality of contemporary Portuguese jazz. A diverse four-concert cycle showcasing different styles and voices.
THEATRE
Burn Burn Burn
Inspired by Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, Catarina Rôlo Salgueiro and Isabel Costa create a theatrical examination of contemporary society and its relationship with knowledge and freedom.
MUSICAL
In the Heights
Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical about New York of Puerto Rican heritage, the breakthrough that preceded Hamilton as one of the major phenomena of American musical theatre.
MUSICAL
Hercules
Filipe La Féria's epic musical creation following the success of Beauty and the Beast. Inspired by the legendary 12 labours of the hero, exploring heroic mythology through song and spectacle.
COMEDY
Insuficiente
Stand-up comedy exploring a lifelong sensation of never being enough. Imposter syndrome, bad luck, or a cosmic miscalculation? A performer's raw interrogation of sufficiency and belonging.
THEATRE
Analphabet
At dusk on Gulpiyuri beach, a ghost named Analphabet emerges after a couple's heated argument, telling his story and singing songs to them.
THEATRE
Rei Lear
Political prisoner Álvaro Cunhal translated Shakespeare's King Lear in Lisbon's penitentiary between 1953 and 1955, aided by his sister. Teatro do Bairro stages this translation, a clandestine act of resistance and artistic defiance.
