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Josinalda, a woman of strict principles, supports her sister, niece and neighbor on a meager salary. When a bandit enters their home and takes the women hostage, the two-act comedy becomes a police-style game of cat and mouse.
During Brazil’s Vargas dictatorship, teacher Bolívar Bueno introduces dangerous ideas to students at the Wolfgang Schubert school. His influence over them unfolds alongside romantic attachments to fellow teachers and intrigue involving the school’s religious authorities.
An 87-year-old wealthy widow sacrifices her fortune for a relationship with a 22-year-old bon vivant. Her daughter and granddaughter oppose the relationship and are committed to a psychiatric hospital; years later they return to reclaim their rights, but the hospital treatment has left them with personality disorders, setting off reversals at the family mansion.
Beth Beast, a feminist leader, calls a congress at her home to teach women to claim a dominant role in society. Her neighbor Amelia joins the discussion, bringing her husband Almeida, whose entrenched machismo disrupts the gathering.
A two-act comedy built around a love triangle among Dayse, her husband Hermes and her lover Dondoco, with two contrasting neighbors. The work uses the triangle to criticize consumerism and treats Dayse as an object of consumption.
A family is confined to an isolated mansion for twelve years to await an inheritance governed by a disturbing will. When a young man arrives on behalf of the deceased uncle's lawyers, apparently accidental deaths begin, raising the question of murder or coincidence. The characters are marked by compulsions and fixations.
Josinalda, a woman of strict principles, supports her sister, niece and neighbor on a meager salary. When a bandit enters their home and takes the women hostage, the two-act comedy becomes a police-style game of cat and mouse.
During Brazil’s Vargas dictatorship, teacher Bolívar Bueno introduces dangerous ideas to students at the Wolfgang Schubert school. His influence over them unfolds alongside romantic attachments to fellow teachers and intrigue involving the school’s religious authorities.
An 87-year-old wealthy widow sacrifices her fortune for a relationship with a 22-year-old bon vivant. Her daughter and granddaughter oppose the relationship and are committed to a psychiatric hospital; years later they return to reclaim their rights, but the hospital treatment has left them with personality disorders, setting off reversals at the family mansion.
Beth Beast, a feminist leader, calls a congress at her home to teach women to claim a dominant role in society. Her neighbor Amelia joins the discussion, bringing her husband Almeida, whose entrenched machismo disrupts the gathering.
A two-act comedy built around a love triangle among Dayse, her husband Hermes and her lover Dondoco, with two contrasting neighbors. The work uses the triangle to criticize consumerism and treats Dayse as an object of consumption.
A family is confined to an isolated mansion for twelve years to await an inheritance governed by a disturbing will. When a young man arrives on behalf of the deceased uncle's lawyers, apparently accidental deaths begin, raising the question of murder or coincidence. The characters are marked by compulsions and fixations.
A one-act drama following Tuca and Tom, two teenagers somewhere in the universe who philosophize about life while desperately seeking identity and hope for humanity.