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Pirandello, The man with the flower in his mouth
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SET DESIGN Inês Mota An unsettling place with permanent and subtle references to danger and death. From the train line pointing directly to the audience to the gallows shaped high voltage post and the light at the end of the tunnel. Project developed within the subject of Introduction to Set Design, at ESMAE
JANUARY 2014
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- Funâmbula, "Exímia Sociedade"
- Público Reservado, "Estava em casa e esperava que a chuva viesse"
- Harriet Muncaster, "Isadora Moon" adapted by Inês Imaginário
- Charles Perrault, "Mother Goose"
- António Patrício, "Pedro, o Cru"
- Woody Allen, "Old Saybrook"
- Palmilha Dentada, ''Romulus, the Great''
- Shakespeare, ''The Tempest''
- Plautus, ''Amphitryon''
- Pirandello, ''The man with the flower in his mouth''
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