Lídia Franco, renowned theater, film and television actress, is the prominent name in the reopening of the artistic season of Tempo – Teatro Municipal de Portimão and performs solo at the Grand Auditorium on September 17, at 21:30 pm, with “Oscar and the Pink Lady”.
It is a text by playwright Eric Emmanuel-Schmitt, staged by Marcia Haufrecht, which shows the friendship between a child with leukemia and Senhora Cor-de-Rosa (a volunteer in the Hospital's pediatric area), who works every day Visit him. Tickets cost 10 euros, with the usual Tempo discounts.
Taking advantage of the presence of the actress, the Oficina do Espetador project created the workshop “The Art of the Actor”, a theater masterclass to be guided by Lídia Franco, who will share her knowledge of the art of acting, based on a solid professional training that began with dance and extended to theatre, namely to the domain of the Method of the Actor's Studio (Lee Strasberg), which serves as the basis for the construction of the characters to which it gives body and voice.
The price of this initiative is 10 euros and entries are accepted at the Tempo ticket office until the 17th of September, with a maximum limit of 15 participants.
September will also be a month rich in music and the first show will be performed by the emblematic accordionist Celina da Piedade, on September 16, at Café Concerto.
The singer has a musical versatility that has opened the doors to collaboration with several artists, including Rodrigo Leão, who has accompanied since 2000, and Homem da Luta, since 2009. In this concert she will present a varied repertoire, ranging from compositions its themes from popular songbooks and root songs from around the world.
On September 30, within the scope of the Novos Sons Cycle and also at the Café Concerto, Tempo presents “3:33”, the new project led by Diana Piedade, a singer who became known after her participation in the Ídolos program.
Already with a captive and loyal audience, Diana once again joins Vasco Moura on bass, Ivo Perpétuo on guitar and Ademar Alves on drums, elements of Algarve bands like Duck and Jesus Blood who have always accompanied her.
Influenced by Rock and Blues, “3:33” promises to set the mood at the top in Tempo with a brand from Portimo, with the shows taking place at Café Concerto at 22 pm, with tickets for 00 euros.
The month ends with the replacement of the rock opera “Vemei o Zé das Moscas”, on September 30, at 10:00 am and 14:00 pm, for schools, and on October 1, at 16:00 pm, for families: this is an adaptation of a short story by António Torrado presented in July, in Tempo, and which resulted from the cooperation between the Group of Dramatic Expression of the Vertical School Grouping D. Martinho de Castelo Branco, the Professional School of Lagoa and the Children's Youth Coral Adágio, with the support of Time.
“Come Zé das Moscas” is a puppet show for the whole family and tickets cost 2,50 euros, and can be purchased at the TEMPO box office from Tuesday to Saturday, from 14 pm to 00 pm, and on show days, from 19:00 pm to 14:00 pm.
For more information or reservations, contact the TEMPO ticket office at 282 402 475 / 961 579 917 or through the following website: www.teatromunicipaldeportimao.pt.
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