Zé Celso e o teatro do mundo
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teatro brasileiro, Cacilda!, linguagem contemporânea, Brazilian theater, contemporary language.Abstract
Resumo: Este ensaio é sobre o teatro brasileiro contemporâneo, baseado nas possibilidades de renovação da dramaturgia, tal como aponta José Celso Martinez Corrêa em Cacilda!, a mais recente produção do Teatro Oficina.
Palavras-chave: teatro brasileiro; Cacilda!; linguagem contemporânea.
Abstract: This essay is about the Brazilian contemporary theater, based on the possibilities of renovation of the playwriting as José Celso Martinez Corrêa points out in Cacilda!, Teatro Oficina’s latest production.
Keywords: Brazilian theater; Cacilda!; contemporary language.
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