The producer Plano 6 presents, on February 25th, at 16:00 pm and at 18:00 pm, in the Municipal Auditorium of Olhão, the children's musical Cinnamon, Eggs and Truth – The Friendship Recipe. Text, music, costumes, sets, cast, everything has been prepared in detail so that kids and adults don't forget the adventures of this day so soon.
The adventure starts on the first day of spring! The first rays of sun take the animals out of their holes and remind you that after spring comes summer! Every year in the Four Seasons Woods, midsummer day is celebrated with a big picnic. Therefore, during the spring season, all the inhabitants of the Forest excitedly prepare for this great event.
This year, the edition will have a surprise: a pie contest! Inacia, the cooking squirrel, proposes to make a delicious pie! The hare, Elvira, doesn't want to be left behind and also enters the competition. All the inhabitants live and enthusiastically organize every detail of the big day! What our friends could not foresee was that the consequences of the dry and hot weather, and the lack of care in cleaning the Forest, would have such serious consequences. Between recipes and flour, music and good mood, we'll get to know the inhabitants of this village and the history of Xavier, his love for the squirrel Ema and his courage to face and overcome his strange fear of heights.
In the play, through the adventures experienced by the characters, themes such as the importance of affections will be addressed, leading the youngsters to discover the “I” and the “other” and also the recognition of the importance of affective relationships. Expressing emotions and feelings, establishing bonds of trust and friendship, knowing and valuing friendship, will certainly be issues observed and absorbed by children as spectators of the work developed by Plano 6.
This work features texts by Ana Rangel and João Ascenso, music and musical direction by Dino and Telmo Lopes, staging by Carlos Artur Thiré, choreographies by Cláudio Figueira and scenography and props by Clivia Cohen.
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