And here's one more batch of artists/creators/performers prepared for the Tell Festival sessions tonight, at Teatro Municipal de Portimão, and tomorrow, at Teatro Lethes, in Faro, always at 21 pm.
This week's cast is, again, massive: the performances totally in the dark – really, even in the dark! – they start with Lara Li (and this time, with so much darkness, it will be almost by telepathy…), continue with Carlos Norton, the man of a thousand and one instruments, then follow with the multifaceted Miguel Bonneville, who promises In The Dark (Killing Parrots Version), and end with dancer/choreographer Leonor Keil, here in a register that is certainly different, at least not visual. This batch of four artists makes up the first part of these third sessions of Tell, both in Portimão (Thursday) and in Faro (Friday).
After the break, it will be the turn of the writer valter hugo Mãe (and this time it doesn't matter if you write his name in capitals or lowercases, because you won't see) and soon after, Ana Luena, who is the director, set designer and costume designer, all things that, in the dark, are of little interest. But it is linked to Teatro Bruto. Is that where your performance will go?
And, finally, certainly with a taste for jazz, Zé Eduardo.
The Tell Festival is a co-production between Cassiopeia and the Municipal Theaters of Faro and from Portimão.
Tickets cost seven euros – one euro for each artist. The performances, lasting eight to ten minutes each, are performed completely in the dark, embodying the image of Guilherme Tell and his apple, to a risky challenge: «what do you have to say in the dark?»
If you want to discover what seven artists have to say and live a unique experience, go to the small auditorium of Tempo or the Teatro Lethes. And let yourself be enveloped by the dark.
Eleanor Keil:
Michael Bonneville:
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