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"Eu quero a Lua! (I want the Moon!)" is the story of a girl named Alice who lived in a country by the sea and had everything a girl could wish for. Everything, that is, except the most important thing of all: the Moon. Her desire became so overwhelming that it made her sick, prompting her father to do everything in his power to make her dream come true. But was it really the Moon that Alice wanted?
Set within a series of suitcases that open one after another with each scene, the story unfolds in a moving, surprising, and educational way. Eu quero a Lua! reminds us that a true friend can hold the key to all our wishes, and that, through a child’s eyes, even the impossible is within reach.
Following their previous appearances at fimp, Partículas Elementares return to the stage to delight young (and not so young) audiences with this solo performance by Carlos Silva.
08 e 09 out: 10h30, 14h30 (Sessões escolares)
08 out: 10h30 (Sessão escolar com interpretação em Língua Gestual Portuguesa)
10 out: 16h00
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"Eu quero a Lua! (I want the Moon!)" is the story of a girl named Alice who lived in a country by the sea and had everything a girl could wish for. Everything, that is, except the most important thing of all: the Moon. Her desire became so overwhelming that it made her sick, prompting her father to do everything in his power to make her dream come true. But was it really the Moon that Alice wanted?
Set within a series of suitcases that open one after another with each scene, the story unfolds in a moving, surprising, and educational way. Eu quero a Lua! reminds us that a true friend can hold the key to all our wishes, and that, through a child’s eyes, even the impossible is within reach.
Following their previous appearances at fimp, Partículas Elementares return to the stage to delight young (and not so young) audiences with this solo performance by Carlos Silva.
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