The magazine “Pinocada à Algarvia”, which satirizes recent works on the EN125, is scheduled to premiere on February 24, at 21 pm, at Boa Esperança Atlético Clube Portimonense.
On stage will be portrayed by actors Carlos Pacheco, Telma Brazona, Flávio Vicente, Sandra Rodrigues and Nicole Gonçalves, hilarious situations, such as the complaint of a "marafado" couple who do not like the Portuguese magazine, pins, roundabouts and traffic in "hills" on a road with endless works and many “prayers” in a convent where the nuns are anything but Catholic.
But there will also be a Municipal Nursery that doesn't receive children from the city, a Hotel named Paradise and excellent for a honeymoon, the couple Olga and Ruben Jorge who discover why they can't have children and Madonna who finally buys a house in Portugal.
The young singer Lurdes Carriçal will pay homage to “O Bombeiro” and will also be a “Ballerina” with a music box surpassed by new technologies.
«With original texts by Carlos Pacheco, “Pinocada à Algarvia” promises to be a national success, as it combines an excellent wardrobe, sets, original music and ballets choreographed by Filipa Goulart», says Câmara de Portimão.
Boa Esperança's Portuguese-style magazine, already with more than 50 years of tradition, «has grown and evolved over these years, transforming a local comedy, initially titled Revista de Carnaval, into a great show of national success, which, after being on stage in Portimão, he is touring the country with a sharp satire that makes everyone laugh without exception”, he adds.
This is a show aimed at an audience over 12 years of age, «filled with humor and good disposition, where serious matters are addressed but in a very happy way».
The performances take place in the Boa Esperança room on Fridays and Saturdays at 21:30 pm, and on Sundays at 14:30 pm and 17:30 pm. Tickets can be booked between 15:00 pm and 21:00 pm by calling numbers 282422 976 and 967188290, where more can be requested. information.
“Pinocada à Algarvia” is officially sponsored by the Municipality of Portimão and institutionally supported by the Parish Council of Portimão.
Comments