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Chapéus na Rua

Festival

Various locations

This event has already happened
18 — 20 Sep - 2020
Friday to sunday

Various locations

This event has already happened
18 — 20 Sep - 2020
Friday to sunday

Limited capacity

Admission subject to prior collection of tickets:

reservaschapeusnarua2020@gmail.com, with the name of the show in the subject of the email

Chapéus na Rua is a street and circus arts festival which, over a few days, will flood the parish of Arroios with jugglers, acrobats, clowns, puppets, living statues and much more than you could possibly imagine! A programme for the whole family which deals with delicate topics lightly.

 

18 September

Mercado de Culturas

21:00

ASAS D'AREIA

Asas d’Areia is a performance/installation that fuses documentary and conceptual video with circus, namely the art of balance (tight wire and slack rope) and dance. It focuses on the theme of migratory peoples, particularly those held in refugee camps, from a humanitarian perspective.

 

19 September

Mercado de Arroios
11:00

CIRCO NOS MERCADOS – CHAN CHAN

“Chan Chan” tells the story of Sussurro, a man who feels that all is lost when becomes unemployed. But comically and dramatically he meets his Destiny which shows him that while he lost a job, he found what he needs.

 

Campo Mártires da Pátria
16h
INTO THE WILD

A solo show with various elements of circus art (juggling with knives, manipulation and juggling with four hats and multiple hula hoops) and physical comedy, puppet theatre and constant improvisation with the audience. A show for all audiences that uses comedy as a universal language.

17:30

CINZA

CINZA street show is a static street show aimed at all ages which is full of joy, games and improvisations from clown TiCoSi – an eccentric, energetic and “crazy” street sweeper with the sense of humour of a buffoonish clown, whose stage is the street and who uses his skills to do magic.

 

Mercado de Culturas

20:30

CINE BIKE

The Cine Bike offers a unique cinematic experience: a cinema operated with the energy generated by a bicycle. There are no other sources of energy in this portable and sustainable cinema, which will show an exhibition of short films.

 

21:00

CRISÁLIDA

“Crisálida” is a circus project about gender issues. The dialectic of this work is related to the demystification of gender categories, based on the existentialist themes of Nietzche, Sart [MJ(1] and Golffman. “Crisálida” is also about love, a hymn to life.

 

20 September

Chapitô

10:00

CRISÁLIDA MasterClass

Guided by the artist and creator of the piece, this masterclass challenges us to reflect on the plurality of a creative process. Aimed at acrobats and onlookers, this meeting proposes new ways of building narratives that have the body as a central element.

 

Mercado do Forno do Tijolo

16:00

COM (SEQUÊNCIA)

A communion between architecture and the circus, with acrobatics and dance as discourse. In this dialogue, we propose to question the idea of “meeting”.

 

Campo Mártires da Pátria

18:00

VEJO-TE

Humour, irony, reflection and acrobatics in a family show. The show stems from the idea of putting artists and audiences inside a person's head and using these combined forces as a mechanism to reveal the structure of a person's thought, mind and inner world. The narrative thread is created by a voice-over that represents the reflections and conflicts of our own battles.

 

20:30

CINE BIKE

The Cine Bike offers a unique cinematic experience: a cinema operated with the energy generated by a bicycle. There are no other sources of energy in this portable and sustainable cinema, which will show an exhibition of short films.

 

Mercado de Culturas

21:00

CRISÁLIDA

“Crisálida” is a circus project about gender issues. The dialectic of this work is related to the demystification of gender categories, based on the existentialist themes of Nietzche, Sart and Golffman. The creator of this piece is interesting developing ideas such as the being as an individual, the social being and the creation of new concepts that foster the discontinuity of human nature. “Crisálida” is also about love, a hymn to life.