Mário Coelho
Finado – Primeira Parte
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dedicated to Pedro Baptista
“is about…
I Think…
it seems to me that …
this is…
I like it!
four concrete bodies. two less concrete bodies. nobody knows what they want say, what you want to do, what you want to provoke. children look for parents. parents seek children. they all want to be loved and maybe to love, rationally speaking. all blind on an island that can be a room that can be a theater that can be a garden of childhood that may be my mistress’s house that may be Purgatory that can be a washing machine. the outside world does not matter. contributes to the idea of show the geisha with the mask is not in the right body. Bambi lost his mother. he says that all this is not passion or desire. it’s love. she is dead but continues to play. the dancer is chased by her own hips. director’s note: a trilogy is closed: the themes are the same: bye bye childhood, hello oblivius: this can not go down / have to prove that they are alive to then they prove that they can and can die: I just want them to know that you I loved it and I was here: everyone in the Olivais cemetery to celebrate the death of a son of a sow: he says that horses are his animal ascendant.”
I Think…
it seems to me that …
this is…
I like it!
four concrete bodies. two less concrete bodies. nobody knows what they want say, what you want to do, what you want to provoke. children look for parents. parents seek children. they all want to be loved and maybe to love, rationally speaking. all blind on an island that can be a room that can be a theater that can be a garden of childhood that may be my mistress’s house that may be Purgatory that can be a washing machine. the outside world does not matter. contributes to the idea of show the geisha with the mask is not in the right body. Bambi lost his mother. he says that all this is not passion or desire. it’s love. she is dead but continues to play. the dancer is chased by her own hips. director’s note: a trilogy is closed: the themes are the same: bye bye childhood, hello oblivius: this can not go down / have to prove that they are alive to then they prove that they can and can die: I just want them to know that you I loved it and I was here: everyone in the Olivais cemetery to celebrate the death of a son of a sow: he says that horses are his animal ascendant.”
text and staging Mário Coelho
staging assistant Ana Valentim
crew Ana Valente, Erica Rodrigues, Francisco Sousa e Nádia Yracema
light Manuel Abrantes
costume design and production Ana Valentim e Mário Coelho
poster Igor Ramos