Alice Ribeiro, an actress, and part of a movement that originated in Brazil during the 1990s, will be sharing her experiences investigating small theatrical forms for individual spectators. In contrast to performances for larger audiences, this movement aimed to create intimate experiences. Initially, the target audience for these performances were teenagers from public schools.
The Lambe-Lambe theatre, defined by its dramaturgy as the act of sharing an intimate affair, emerged from these early scenes. Drawing from their accumulated knowledge in theatrical work with adolescents, the team invites you to join an introductory workshop on Lambe-Lambe theatre. The workshop will cover various aspects including dramaturgy, construction, and animation, with the ultimate goal of establishing a Lambe-Lambe Collaborative Network. This network will serve as a platform for research and creation of visual dramaturgy for Lambe-Lambe scenes.
The workshop will particularly focus on addressing the importance of providing spaces of intimacy for adolescents within the context of the overwhelming exposure that digital social networks have created.
Production Credits
Alice RIBEIRO, Proposer
Mario David CÁRDENAS, Proposer
Yailén RUZ, Proposer
Paula GOTELIP, Proposer
Liliana Pérez RECIO, Proposer
About the Artists
Alice Ribeiro is an actress, animator, and cultural producer. She is the Founder of ‘Cia Entre Linhas,’ and is a fundamental activist in the cultural movement of Rio Grande do Sul. She works with the Lambe-Lambe style of puppetry, with which she has travelled to many countries.
Mario David Cárdenas is an Assistant Professor of the ‘Chair of Scenic Design’ at the University of the Arts. He teaches stage design at the Escuela Nacional de Teatro (ENA). From 2018, has worked as Designer and Artistic Director of the group Teatro de títeres La Salamandra, together with Ederlys Rodríguez.
Paula Gotelip has Masters Degrees in Art Therapy and Theatre, and founded the Komoin Company which creates shows for school audiences. As a person with dyslexia, her research focuses on issues that accompany dyslexia in childhood, theatrical practices for literacy of people with dyslexia, and actions for the accessibility of neurodivergent audiences.
Yailén Ruz is a psychologist and visual artist whose research deals with families living with diversities, and the childhood experiences of these families’ younger members. She was a Professor of Psychology at the National School of Art, focusing on adolescent theatre students.
Liliana Pérez holds a PhD in Theatre. She has worked as a theatre director, and is Founder of the group El Arca. Liliana is also the Editor of the magazine Móin-Móin, which studies theatre in animated forms.
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