The play “Buraquinhos ou The Wind is the Encounter of Picumä,” which uses remarkable realism to condemn the genocide of black youth, will premiere on December 12, at 7 p.m., at the Teatro Casilda Baker, in Catete. The film is directed by Narona Costa, written and starred by Johnny Salaberg, and the background of the production is based on the fact that numbers show that every 23 minutes a young black man dies in Brazil.
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Dramaturgy was built on the concept of lightness proposed by the Italian writer Italo Calvino in the book “Six Proposals for the Next Millennium.” For Calvino, the search for lightness is a response to the heaviness of life.
Lightness is also a way to denounce, resist, fight, tell our stories in a different way, and save ourselves and our uniqueness – says Salaberg.
With free admission, the play runs until December 21, with sessions Friday through Saturday at 7 p.m. And Sunday at 6 p.m. Tickets must be collected one hour before performances.