A one hour long storytelling performance for adults where the thread that keeps the fabric of the stories together is the history and tradition of embroidery in Portugal. From the far north in Viana do Castelo to the lush gardens of the Atlantic Island of Madeira, little details about the different embroidery styles the regions are famous for are stitched into stories that give this art form its context and poetry. Listeners will be able to enjoy these lively tales as they learn something more about the colourful and relevant art of embroidery in Portugal.
Storytelling evenings (in English) where tales from here and there are woven into the fabric of what makes Portugal such a lush and diverse country - the food, the wine and the embroideries bring tales to life and give listeners a taste of Portugal's rich culture
Sunday, 3 July 2011
A Thimble Full of Stories
A one hour long storytelling performance for adults where the thread that keeps the fabric of the stories together is the history and tradition of embroidery in Portugal. From the far north in Viana do Castelo to the lush gardens of the Atlantic Island of Madeira, little details about the different embroidery styles the regions are famous for are stitched into stories that give this art form its context and poetry. Listeners will be able to enjoy these lively tales as they learn something more about the colourful and relevant art of embroidery in Portugal.
A Glass Full of Stories
An hour long storytelling performance for adults where the stories are savoured amidst sips of the different wines that makes up the portuguese geography. From the Douro Valley to the rolling hills of the Alentejo, to the coastal city of Setúbal and over the waves to the Azorean island of Pico and ending on the Island of Madeira, the wines and their history serve as an accompaniment to the stories where they are one of the main characters. Listeners will be able to enjoy the stories and draw a map of this vine rich country while soaking in the culture and the history behind each of these very different wines.
Friday, 1 July 2011
A Plate Full of Stories
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