Climate Emergency is the order of the day, with scientists attributing several natural disasters around the world to climate change. Various activists are demanding urgent changes in our relationship with the planet, while governments insist on not putting in place measures that could reverse this situation. This performance puts the life stories of climate activists on stage, seeking to learn about their personal histories, the beginnings of their struggles, their motivations, how this ‘urgency’ has changed their lives, how they live, what they do, what they want, what they dream of.

Teatro da Palha, Lavrar o Mar - 05 - 06  july 2024
São Luiz Teatro Municipal - 22 - 27 october 2024
Festival de Teatro do Seixal - 14 november 2024
Akcent Festival - 17 and 18 november 2024
Teatro Viriato - 22 november 2024
Teatro Académico Gil Vicente - 22 march 2025

Luta Armada (Armed Struggle) continues Hotel Europa's investigation into the recent past, analysing the political projects that used violent actions, such as bank robberies, bombings, sabotage, etc., as a form of struggle.

D. Maria II Nacional Theatre - 04th to 14th April 2024
FITEI, Campo Alegre Theatre - 15th and 16th May 2024
Gil Vicente Academic Theatre - 18th May 2024

Staging a "theatrical" court made by the population of São Pedro da Cova, to once again analyse one of the biggest environmental crimes committed in Portugal. Co-production - Culturgest; Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and La Caixa Foundation, through the PARTIS & Art for Change programme PARTIS & Art for Change programme; São João National Theatre. 

Premiere São Pedro da Cova - 16 to 18 June 2023
Cultergest - 06 to 08 October 2023

The lives of young anti- fascist that benefited from eastern bloc countries' scholarships. Coproduction with Culturgest (Lisbon, Portugal), Thêátre de La Ville (Paris, France), euro-scene Festival (Leipzig, Germany).

Premiere euro-scene Leipzig, 4—5 November 2021

Culturgest 10—12 May 2022
Passages Transfestival 12—13 May 2022
Thêátre de La Ville 16—18 May 2022

The struggle of the miners of São Pedro da Cova and the confrontation with environmental crime without a resolution in sight.

Premiere at TNSJ 2022

Perfect Match is a documentary theater play about the importance of love and love relationships in the migrations that marked the 20th century in Portugal. Coproduction with FITEI and Temps d'Image.

Premiere in FITEI 14.05.21
Presented in Temps d'Image 29.05.21

Documentary theater performance in which real people tell their life stories of the struggle against fascism and Portuguese colonialism, focusing on love and the love relationships that were born within these struggles.

Premiere at TNDMII 2022

A performance about love relationships of people that fought underground against the Portuguese Fascist regime. Coproduction with EGEAC.

Preview 26.08.2020, at FITS –  International Theatre Festival of Setúbal

Premiere 16.04.2021, at Museum of Aljube, as part of the festival “Abril em Lisboa 2021”

A performance with testimonies of the children of people who resisted the fascist oppression and children of the agents of this same repression.
Coproduction with Teatro Municipal São Luiz.

Premiere 24.03.2021 at Teatro Municipal São Luiz, Lisbon [online]

This performance-video celebrates the 25th of April through the stories of people who fought and resisted against the Portuguese dictatorship and colonialism.

The End of Portuguese Colonialism is a thirteen hours performance reflecting on Portuguese colonialism and the thirteen years of colonial war.

A performance by the interviewed people that discuss their own biographies and the memories that were transmitted to them from the colonial period.

Post-Colonial Loves aims to reflect on love as a political and utopian space discussing what it meant to love in the colonial and postcolonial space.

Liberation reflects upon the post-memory transmitted across generations and analyses how colonialism is seen today.

This work investigates the consequences that the process of independences of ex-Portuguese colonies had on the lives of thousands of people.

Portugal Is Not A Small Country reflects on the European dictatorships and their presence in Africa, through the testimonies of ex-Portuguese settlers.