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2 TO 24 JUL

AS NOITES DO MEDRONHO
THE MEDRONHO NIGHTS

GIACOMO SCALISI
PORTUGAL

Theatre in the highlands and in the distilleries
MARMELETE – MONCHIQUE

PARA ACABAR EM BELEZA (OU TALVEZ NÃO) · TO END IN BEAUTY (OR MAYBE NOT)
SANDRO WILLIAM JUNQUEIRA
2 · 3 · 9 · 10 JUL – 07:30pm

Monchique - Monte da Lameira, Alferce

MULHERES DA SERRA · HIGHLANDS’ WOMEN
AFONSO CRUZ
16 · 17 · 23 · 24 JUL – 07:30pm
Marmelete - Casa do Medronho

RUNNING TIME: 6H00 aprox.

AGE RATING: M/ 18+
Minimum age allowed is 18 years old

TICKETS:
12€ Single Price
(Includes light meal and medronho tastings)

TICKET OFFICE

PURCHASE TICKETS ALSO AT:
Aljezur – Casa Lavrar o Mar – Rua João Dias Mendes, 46
Two theatre performances directed by Giacomo Scalisi and with texts by Afonso Cruz and Sandro William Junqueira, which put an end to the highland theatre saga started in 2017 and which has already had 7 episodes since then.
Based on the secular tradition of producing medronho firewater, an element very present in the life of the population and in the highlands’ landscape, this theatre project was created based on the drink that is born from the fruit, which gave birth to the book “Medronho”.
This time we invite the audience to watch a night long theatre marathon, which includes all the episodes since the beginning, and a new episode that puts an end to the saga. Taking place in the distilleries, the cathedrals of the medronho, and in the nature of the Serra de Monchique, this performance includes dinner and of course medronho firewater to end this saga in beauty (or maybe not).
NOTE

This theatre performance is in Portuguese language.
ARTISTIC AND TECHNICAL CREDITS

Sandro William Junqueira TEXTS
ARTISTIC DIRECTION: Giacomo Scalisi
ACTORS: António Fonseca, Estêvão Antunes, Pedro Frias, Rita Rodrigues
MUSICIANS: La Miseria Deluxe - Donatello Brida (accordion and voice), Filippo Bonini Baraldi (violin)

Afonso Cruz TEXTS
ARTISTIC DIRECTION: Giacomo Scalisi
ACTORS: Inês Rosado, Leonor Cabral, Marta Gorgulho, Sofia Moura
MUSICIANS: Bruno Vítor (double bass), Rémi Gallet (saxophones), Vicente Camelo (diatonic accordion)