Arts, Languages, and Actions Festival in Guarujá offers over 30 free attractions from October 26 to November 1
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Arts, Languages, and Actions Festival in Guarujá offers over 30 free attractions from October 26 to November 1

The city of Guarujá, located on the coast of São Paulo, will host the first edition of the Arts, Languages, and Actions Festival (FALA). The event will take place between October 26 and November 1 and will feature 31 free attractions covering theater, music, dance, and audiovisual productions.

The festival is organized by the Guarujá City Hall and will distribute its schedule across various locations in the city, offering performances suitable for all audiences. The attractions include 13 musical events, nine plays, five dance performances, and four audiovisual screenings.

Program Details

The cycle of performances begins with plays held at the Procópio Ferreira Municipal Theater, located in Enseada, from Monday (26) to Wednesday (28). On Friday (30), there will be audiovisual sessions at Cine 3 Ferry Boat, from 7 pm to 9 pm, followed by musical shows starting at 8:20 pm in Praça do Povo, in the Santa Rosa neighborhood.

The musical activities continue on Saturday (31) starting at 4:40 pm and on Sunday (1st) starting at 3:20 pm, both at Praça do Povo. Additionally, five dance performances are scheduled for Praça das Bandeiras, in Pitangueiras, starting at 1 pm on Saturday.

Full Program

Procópio Ferreira Municipal Theater - Theater Shows

On Monday (26), the theater will present 'Genô e o Mágico' by Cia. Incomodados de Teatro, at 9:30 am, and 'Histórias de Emília' by Cia. Teatral Quem Sabe faz a Hora..., at 2 pm. At 7 pm, 'La Monstrua' by Coletivo Eríneas will be shown.

Tuesday (27)

On the 27th, the attractions will include 'História do Boi' by Associação Folclórica Reisado Sergipano e Bumba Meu Boi, at 9:30 am, and 'Agora Sou Eu' by Cia. Arte em Cena, at 2 pm. At 7 pm, the public will watch 'Sambaqui de Vidas', presented by Coletivo Caetanos.

On Wednesday (28), the program includes 'O Rapto da Lua' by Engenho e Art, at 9:30 am, and 'Contos de Maria' by Círculo Beija-Flor, at 2 pm. The day will conclude with 'Agreste do Sertão' by Grupo Navalha de Teatro, at 7 pm.

Cine 3 Ferry Boat - Audiovisual Screenings

On Friday (30), from 7 pm to 9 pm, Cine 3 Ferry Boat will host short films and music videos. Screening will include the short film 'O Poeta Deoclides' by Cristiano Teixeira Sidotti; the music video 'Assim que é' by Cristiano de Oliveira Nascimento; the music video 'Tão Longe' by Thayane Alves dos Santos; and the music video 'Regresso' by Gilberto Correia Ferreira. The screenings are classified as free, and the opening and closing will feature the authors and discussion circles.

Praça do Povo (Santa Rosa) - Musical Performances

On Friday (30), Praça do Povo will host Banda Tribal Voice, from 8:20 pm to 9:20 pm, followed by Banda DX, from 9:40 pm to 10:40 pm.

Saturday (31)

On Saturday (31), music takes place from 4:40 pm to 5:40 pm with Rita Lee by Anne Marie; from 6 pm to 7 pm, Duo MPB, with Rebeca Lima; from 7:20 pm to 8:20 pm, Cia. Presepada presents 'Baião de Duas'; and from 8:40 pm to 9:40 pm, the show 'Elas por Nós' with Cláudia França. The day ends at 10 pm with 'Vozes Brasileiras', with Rachell.

Sunday (1st)

On Sunday (1st), Praça do Povo will host Marcos Maciel e Banda, from 3:20 pm to 4:20 pm. This is followed by 'Sons do Mundo' with NADI, from 4:40 pm to 5:40 pm; 'Pop Rock 80 e 90' with Banda KGFM, from 6 pm to 7 pm; 'Showro' with Esequias Ferreira, from 7:20 pm to 8:20 pm; and finally, 'A Praça Canta' with Discoteca Brasil, from 8:40 pm to 9:40 pm, followed by 'Tudo Amigo meu' with Banda Organic Bomb, from 10 pm to 11 pm.

Praça das Bandeiras (Pitangueiras) - Dance Performances

Saturday (31)

The dance performances on Saturday (31) begin at 3 pm with 'Clandestina' by Cia. Presepada; at 3:30 pm, 'Jazz' by Cia. Entre Danças; at 4 pm, 'Três Forças' by Cia. Incomodados de Dança; at 4:35 pm, 'Troianas' by Cia Barrê de Dança; and at 5:10 pm, 'Rei do Pop' by The Kings Dance Company.

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