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The Brotherhood: A Theatrical Dive into Masculinity
Culturgest, listed on Agenda Cultural LisboaThu, Nov 26, 2026 · 12:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Overview
Overview
The Brotherhood is a Lisbon cultural event at Culturgest, listed on Agenda Cultural Lisboa. Check the official listing for exact times, tickets and any last-minute changes. Tickets From €16.
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The Brotherhood, the second chapter of Carolina Bianchi's *Cadela Força* trilogy, takes the stage at Culturgest in Lisbon. The performance delves into the complexities of masculine pacts, exploring the origins of brotherhood and its codes—many inscribed in violence and responsible for perpetuating rape and sexual violence as part of its vocabulary. The show does not simplify the theme; it acknowledges the admiration that such brotherhood can evoke when related to art history.
Carolina Bianchi mobilizes theater to articulate reflections on representation and real trauma, power structures in art, and radical poetry, investigating the origins of misogyny and a sexuality in crisis. The piece is part of the Alkantara Festival 2026 and features a cast including Chico Lima, Flow Kountouriotis, José Artur, and others. Attendees can expect a thought-provoking experience that challenges conventional narratives.
Starting price is indicative — check the official source for current tickets.
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Good to know
- The performance is in Portuguese.
- Part of the Alkantara Festival 2026.
- Venue has an auditorium and museum.
Frequently asked questions
What is the show about?
It explores the complexity of masculine pacts, the origins of brotherhood, and its codes often linked to violence and sexual violence.
Who is the creator?
Carolina Bianchi is the creator, writer, and director.
Is it part of a festival?
Yes, it is part of the Alkantara Festival 2026.
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Carolina Bianchi
Carolina Crespi, later known as Carolina Crespi-Bianchi and Carolina Bianchi, was an Italian soprano active on the opera stages of Paris and Northern Italy from 1803 to 1820. She was born in Prague, the daughter of the soprano Luigia Prosperi-Crespi (1770–1824).
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Culturgest, listed on Agenda Cultural Lisboa
Culturgest, listed on Agenda Cultural Lisboa
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