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O Bolo de Aniversário de Agrião

Teatro Nacional D. Maria IIΚυρ 19 Ιουλ 2026 · 01:00 π.μ. – 03:00 π.μ.

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O Bolo de Aniversário de Agrião — πολιτιστική εκδήλωση στη Λισαβόνα στο Teatro Nacional D. Maria II, από την Agenda Cultural Lisboa. Ελέγξτε την επίσημη καταχώριση για ώρες, εισιτήρια και αλλαγές.

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This staged tour at the Teatro Nacional D. Maria II celebrates the 27th birthday of Queen Maria II with a whimsical, theatrical twist. The noble chambermaid Eugénia Tomásia attempts to prepare a watercress birthday cake, but the recipe seems cursed—censored ingredients, enchanted spices, and utensils that catch fire. Audiences join the Lobby Teatro company on an interactive journey through the theatre's history, where costumes, props, models, paintings, and photographs come to life.

The experience is designed for younger audiences and families, offering a playful and accessible way to explore the artistic and cultural heritage of the D. Maria II theatre. Created and performed by Joana Brito Silva and Mariana Fonseca, the tour weaves together storytelling and historical discovery, making it a unique outing for those curious about Lisbon's theatrical traditions.

📍 Teatro Nacional D. Maria II⏱️ 2 hrs

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Χρήσιμες πληροφορίες

The tour is a staged visit (visita encenada) combining theatre and guided exploration.
Suitable for children and families.
The performance is created and interpreted by Joana Brito Silva and Mariana Fonseca.
Location: Praça Dom Pedro IV, Lisbon.

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What is the story behind the show?

It celebrates the 27th birthday of Queen Maria II, with her chambermaid trying to make a watercress cake, but the recipe is cursed with censored ingredients, enchanted spices, and flaming utensils.

Who is the target audience?

The show is aimed at younger audiences and families.

What can visitors expect during the tour?

Costumes, props, models, paintings, and photographs come to life, telling stories that cross time, offering a playful and accessible journey through the theatre's history.