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A visita do presidenciável ou os morcegos estão comendo os abacates maduros (1984)

Title A visita do presidenciável ou os morcegos estão comendo os abacates maduros
Alternate Title The visit of the presidential candidate or the bats are eating the ripe avocados
Holdings photo gallery
Language Portuguese
Date 1984
Location Porto Alegre, Brazil
Type-Format play, performance
Cast Arlete Cunha, Beatriz Britto, Eliana Quartiero, Gilmar Hermes, Horácio Borges, João Henrique Castilhos, and Paulo Flores Andréa Barth and Moira Stein
Credits Play by Luis Francisco Rebello; Text fragments by Roberto Drumont; Ói Nóis Aqui Traveiz, direction, sets, and costumes; Júlio Zanotta, lighting; Jorge Gavillon, soundtrack; Banda Açúcar Branco e Banda Murruga, music; Marcia Lara, film; Fábio Vale, Isabella Lacerda, and Valdir Saches, puppets and banners

Video HIDVL Video
Title O amargo santo da purificação — Uma visão alegórica e barroca da vida, paixão e morte do revolucionário Carlos Marighella
Alternate Title The bitter saint of purification — An allegorical and baroque vision of the life, passion, and death of the revolutionary Carlos Marighella
Holdings photo gallery, video (HIDVL)
Duration 01:29:42
Language Portuguese
Date 2008
Location Porto Alegre, Brazil
Type-Format play, performance
Cast Paulo Flores, Tânia Farias, Pedro Kinast De Camillis, Clélio Cardoso, Luana Fernandes, Marta Haas, Edgar Alves, Roberto Corbo, Sandra Steil, Paula Carvalho, Judit Herrera, Eugênio Barboza, Roberta Fernandes, Lucio Hallal, Paula Lages, Déia Alencar, Danielle Rosa, Alex Pantera, Karina Sieben, Jorge Gil, Luciana Tondo, Carlo Bregolini, Renan Leandro, Alessandro Müller, and Jeferson Cabral; Anelise Vargas, Aline Ferraz, Leticia Vituoso, Raquel Zepka, and Eduardo Cardoso
Credits Based on poems by Carlos Marighella; Ói Nóis Aqui Traveiz, creation, script, soundtrack, costumes, masks, props and set; Johann Alex de Souza, music; Nilson Asp and Giovana Carvalho, recorded voices; Alessandro Müller, Getúlio Vargas' head; Carlos Ergo, tricycles; Margarida Rache, "Depor Podre Poder" banner and Iansã necklace; Heloísa Consul, costumes; Maria das Dores Pedroso, crochet