
BRAZILS TO BE WRITTEN
December/2020
July /2021
Guidance
Cecilia Ripoll [ceciliaripoll@gmail.com]
Diogo Liberano [diogoliberano@gmail.com]
Participating authors
Carolina Queder [carolinaqueder@outlook.com]
Denni Sales [dennisales@hotmail.com]
Janaína Fukushima [ninafukushima@gmail.com]
Thais Vasconcelos [thaiseventos3@gmail.com]
Thiago Dominoni [thiagodominoni23@gmail.com]
Brazils to be written
An intensive laboratory for the research and creation of dramaturgies based on Brazilian reality, guided by Cecilia Ripoll and Diogo Liberano, playwrights and theatre directors who are the creators of the project.
In its first edition, the project received 15 applications from all regions of Brazil. Eight (08) members were selected who, after the departure of some participants, formed the following group: Carolina Queder (Centre-West Region), Denni Sales (North Region), Janaína Fukuxima (South Region), Thais Vasconcelos (North Region) and Thiago Dominoni (South Region).
From December 2020 to July 2021, the Brasis meetings took place on Wednesdays, from 6pm to 9pm, via the Zoom platform, for seven months. The first meeting took place on 16 December 2020 and the last on 28 July 2021, totalling twenty-seven meetings and eighty hours of study and creation.
To conclude the project, we are making available below the dramaturgies created by the authors (guided by Liberano and Ripoll), critical impressions written by invited readers and an afterword by the project coordinators (the content clicked on will open in a new window):
SPRING OF THE BONE by Carolina Queder
Vanja Poty for Carolina Queder
CRAZY CHILD or Needles in the mouth by Denni Sales
Carlos Canarin for Denni Sales
THE TOWER THAT LEADS YOU TO PRASTARS by Janaína Fukuxima
Ítalo Rui for Janaína Fukuxima
What if the fan killed me? by Thais Vasconcelos
Bruno Lops (bialops) for Thais Vasconcelos
BURBURINHOS by Thiago Dominoni
Adriano Paes for Thiago Dominoni
FOR DIFFERENT BRAZILS, SIMILARITIES TO BE WRITTEN – Afterword by Cecilia Ripoll and Diogo Liberano
This project has been entirely free of charge, as has the availability of the texts created within it. Anyone who reads the texts is asked to get in touch with the respective authors afterwards and share their impressions of what they've read with them (emails are on the right).
It would be an interesting way to keep the conversation going. Happy reading!