The whole city at one table

Bonfim · Campinas

Paulo Betti plays his father, mother, grandmother and other figures from his own life in a play built from texts he wrote as a teenager and newspaper columns.

Next: Thu, Nov 5

Aparecida · Santos

A dance, music and storytelling performance by Bando Muvuku, a Bantu journey through Black ancestry, moving between gestation, memory and affection.

Next: Fri, Nov 13

Jardim São Dimas · São José dos Campos

Cia Teatro da Cidade tells the true story of Letícia Poletti, committed to the Hospital Colônia de Barbacena, the "Brazilian Holocaust".

Next: Fri, Nov 13

Centro · Salto

Rodrigo França reads Shakespeare through the eyes of a Black actor, turning Hamlet's doubts into questions about identity in Brazil. Free performance at Sala Palma de Ouro, in Salto.

Next: Wed, Nov 18 Free entry

Centro · Ribeirão Preto

Coletivo Negro reimagines Machado de Assis with a live band, looking at the violence inherited from slavery. Free admission, at Theatro Pedro II.

Next: Wed, Nov 18 Free entry

Bonfim · Campinas

Silvero Pereira brings to the stage memories of his childhood in Mombaça (CE) to talk about bullying and homophobia against LGBTQIA+ children.

Next: Sat, Nov 21

Jardim Botânico · Jundiaí

Black artists from Jundiaí and the surrounding region present a dramatized reading of the classic by Boal and Guarnieri about Zumbi and the Quilombo dos Palmares.

Next: Fri, Nov 27