A program for every day of the week – kudupinter World News Network

“Wicked” doubles in theaters. New edition of Flop, in Madureira, with Conceição Evaristo; Atos de Fala Festival, at CCBB; Premiere of “Curto-circuito”, a monologue by Luiz Fernando Guimarães, and more: Every day is a day to have fun in Rio de Janeiro. He looks Below is a list of the program for each weekday, between November 13 and 19:

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the Acts of Speech Festival 2025 The curtain opens on Thursday (13) to celebrate the 14th edition, with 13 performances inspired by the works of quilombola thinker Antonio Bispo dos Santos. Opening is “Tapajós”, by Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha (7pm). On Friday (4:30 p.m.), Portuguese Paula Diogo leads the show route “Terra Nullius – Má Creation”. And on Saturday (7 p.m.), there’s “NIÑ(H)O” by Tiy Macao from Maranhão. Third Theater, CCBB. 30 Brazilian reals. 16 years old. Until November 23.

an offer — Screening of “Tapajós”, directed by Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha, which opens the program of the Atos de Fala Festival 2025, at CCBB – Photo: João Fredi/Disclosure

Musical “Great backcourt in Ramalho uniform”which transforms the artist’s work from Paraiba into a poetic journey, will have free sessions on Thursday and Friday, at 7 p.m., to celebrate 100 performances. This Saturday and Sunday, at 5pm, entry is cheaper: R$20. Starting next week, tickets are priced at R$40. Free tickets are collected on the same day, 90 minutes before the session, at the box office. Carlos Gomez Theater, Prasa Tiradentes. Until December 14th.

Musical show — The musical “O Admirável Sertão de Zé Ramalho” arrives at the Carlos Gomez Theater – Photo: Disclosure

Musicians from Petrobras Symphony Orchestra Presenting the “Hanging Notes” series with three concerts. On Saturday, there are several duos and trios featuring Paul Hindemith, Peter Tanner and more. Before that, on Thursday, the show will be performed by the string quartet, playing Beethoven and Felix Mendelssohn, and on Friday, T’Rio will perform pieces by Max Broch, Leandro Braga and more. CCBB Center. 7 pm. free.

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On the 65th anniversary of its founding Museum of the RepublicThe gardens of Palácio do Catete will be the scene of extensive programming, which includes a samba and foro circuit, dance classes, a gastronomic exhibition, children’s activities and more. Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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“evil” He came back with a double dose. As of Sunday, the first film returns to cinemas to warm up the atmosphere before the premiere of the second part, on Wednesday (19). Inspired by the Broadway musical and a prequel to “The Wizard of Oz,” the story follows Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo), a misunderstood young woman, and Glinda (Ariana Grande), an ambitious and popular character, who experience a friendship that will change the fate of Oz.

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in Part 2 "evil" - Image: Disclosure — Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in the sequel to “Wicked” – Photo: Reveal

Luiz Fernando Guimarães presents the comedy for the first time “Short circuit” He is celebrating 50 years of his career. The series tells the story of different characters who expose themselves to extreme and funny situations in their “slightly older” lives. Directed by Gustavo Barcelone, the actor plays opposite Letizia Agustín. Copacabana Palace Theater. Tuesday and Wednesday, 8 p.m. From R$50 to R$150. 12 years. Until December 21.

Luiz Fernando Guimarães – Photography: Leo Aversa

It starts on Wednesday (19) and lasts until the 30th Literary Festival of the Parties (FLOP)In Madureira. The program includes talks, workshops, screenings and film screenings by British director Steve McQueen (from “12 Years a Slave,” winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture). At the opening, in Viadoto di Madureira, a table with Conceição Evaristo and Mireille Fanon (8:30 p.m.) and a performance by Jonathan Fair and Trio de Cordas (10:45 p.m.).