
DEAD POETS SOCIETY

Theater • M/14
At a boarding school in the United States, "Tradition, Discipline, Honour and Excellence" are the pillars of a rigid and constrained education. These will be put to the test by the charismatic Literature professor, John Keating, simply because his methods differ from the status quo. Instigating young students to question the world and adopt new perspectives, Keating will provoke in them an intense catharsis and great disruption in the school's daily life. This moving story, with a title that resonates in the imagination of several generations, speaks to us of emancipation, friendship, dream and loss. After its success in New York and Paris, Clube dos Poetas Mortos arrives at Teatro Sá da Bandeira. The theatrical version is by Tom Schulman himself, author of the homonymous film, whose motto is "carpe diem".
Artistic Information By Tom Schulman
Directed by Hélder Gamboa With Dany Duarte, Diogo Fernandes, Diogo Infante, Diogo Mesquita, Jaime Pinto Gamboa, João Maria Cardoso, João Sá Nogueira, Nuno Represas, Rafael Leitão, Rui Pedro Silva and Virgílio Castelo Set Design Fernando Ribeiro Properties Luís Martins and Rafaela Almeida Lighting Design Nuno Meira Sound Design Luís Lucena Costumes Maria Gonzaga Hair Rui Canento Directing Assistant Ângela Pinto and Pedro Maralma Stage Management Pedro Viegas and Raquel Caetano Sound Operation António Oliveira and Rui Santos Lighting Operation Alexandre Jerónimo and Pedro Gonçalves Stage Technicians Tatiana Damaya and Tiago Areia Wardrobe Joana Margarida Poster and TV Spot Photography Pedro Macedo – Framed Photos Scene Photography Alípio Padilha Social Media Mariana Franco Production – Tenda Produções Ana Delgado Executive Production – Tenda Produções Miguel Manaças Communication – Tenda Produções Carlos Félix
Coproduction Teatro da Trindade INATEL and Tenda Produções
Notes
– Entry forbidden after event start – To purchase Reduced Mobility tickets, please contact the box office
Sessions
- 8 Jan 202721:00
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