Storytellers and lots of fun

Inácia Cruz Theater

The Rainbow of Tales is a participatory theater and reading mediation project led by Inácia Cruz, which uses theater as an essential tool to promote reading among children and young people. Through the dramatization of childhood stories, whether traditional or contemporary, its aim is to create a festive atmosphere through words, provoking sensory explosions that encourage illusion and fun, and enhancing curiosity for reading literary works.

Children's Tales

Kiara Terra

Kiara Terra is an actress, writer, and doctoral candidate in Childhood Sociology at UMinho. She studied Communication of Body Arts at PUC SP, specializing in Performance Art. Her interest lies in the intersection of Performance Art, childhood, and contemporary narrative art. Since 1998, Kiara Terra has been developing research on interactive narratives, considering the audience as co-authors of the scenic action.

Kiara has worked in the mediation of artworks in educational programs for exhibitions in São Paulo (Biennials and international contemporary art shows via Video Brasil and SESC São Paulo, including exhibitions like Sophie Calle, Joseph Beuys - The Revolution Is Us, Isaac Julien: Geopoetics, among others) and has been involved with high-impact international organizations on projects related to the dissemination of art in socially vulnerable areas across 800 Brazilian municipalities for 19 years. In 2009, she published her first children's literature book.

• In 2020, Kiara Terra participated in creating a series of podcasts for UNICEF Brazil titled "Let Me Tell You."
• She produced another 20 episodes for UNICEF’s program for children with disabilities, "Let Me Tell You for Every Child."
• From 2022 to 2023, Kiara Terra conceived, produced, and presented the series "Read with a Child" for Itaú Social.
• The series "Child Reads" was conducted through mediation with children and youth regarding the 30 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN’s 2030 Agenda for the digital library of the State of São Paulo.
• She adapted 12 indigenous tales for GLOBOPLAY - podcast "US," featuring texts by indigenous authors.

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TALE - MY FAVORITE PERSON

The writer and storyteller Kiara Terra was awarded 1st place in the Matilde Rosa Araújo competition for the publication of the book: my favorite person, which will be released in November 2024.

The book tells the story of Martim, who travels to find his favorite person. With each new adventure, the boy encounters enchanting universes full of affection and magic. He is always homesick, but the landscapes and the tenderness he experiences with his favorite person make life worth living.

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Tale - THE PRINCE AND THE LION

In a distant kingdom, a very brave, loving, and friendly prince is born.

Christmas there is unique and different. Among lights, gifts, and special foods, all princes, upon turning 18, must face a lion. This is the tradition!

The prince is not so brave when it comes to this kind of feline, and upon turning 18, he discovers during the Christmas party that he will have to face the Royal Lion.

Frightened, the prince runs away and embarks on a charming journey through three magical lands where, astonishingly... there is always a lion!

At the end of his journey, the prince realizes that as long as he avoids confronting the lion, he will find them everywhere. From there, he returns home, and a duel takes place between the prince and the lion on Christmas. The entire family comes together to help him in a hilarious and tender Christmas that is a true love letter to those we cherish.

Magician Duarte

The show by Magician Duarte is full of energy, surprises, and is specially designed for children. There will be plenty of participation from the kids in the performance, where objects appear, disappear, and change color in the blink of an eye. It will be trick after trick, laughter after laughter.

Plastic Expression Workshops - Ana Amaral

Exploring children's creativity together with those they love the most is what these workshops are all about.

With the themes of St. Martin's Day and Christmas, we bring love, imagination, creation and, above all, lots of fun to the table. The aim is to create something for the family, whether it's characters of your choice, colorful objects, hidden wishes or things with other senses, the important thing is to share a lot of fun.

We'll enjoy painting chestnuts or whatever our imagination tells us to do, and we'll take objects of love to hang in our nativity scene. So without much restriction, but with a lot of love in our hearts, we'll be creating on a Sunday. Get ready for discovery, great little artists are revealed without being prepared.

Storytellers and lots of fun

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