Designed in response to the challenge of the Family Film Project, this will be a performance-revisitation of the show Última Memória (premiered in 2023 and currently on tour), twisting its core into a brief encounter. A reading that is also a rehearsal. Once again, the doubts, once again the construction of another piece, almost as if the original show had never existed. To shorten life or shorten the story is to frame it in a way that always leaves things out. Everything re-invented once again. Where does the tiniest matryoshka doll of us remain if we lose frames of our life? What construction remains of who we are? What image? What figure is that, with nothing left to hold on to?

biografia

Lisbon, 1987. Performer, director, playwright, writer, acting coach, and teacher. Sara Carinhas has worked in theater, film, television, and music with Adriano Luz, Alberto Seixas Santos, António Zambujo, Beatriz Batarda, Cristina Carvalhal, Clã, João Mário Grilo, Manoel de Oliveira, Manuel Mozos, Marco Martins, Margarida Cardoso, Nuno Cardoso, Nuno M. Cardoso, Ricardo Pais, Rita Redshoes, Tiago Guedes, and Valeria Sarmiento. She was awarded the L’Oreal Paris Young Talent Prize at the Estoril Film Festival for Coisa Ruim (2008). In 2015, she won the Golden Globe for Best Actress. On television, she appeared in series such as 3 Mulheres, Sara, and Doce, and served as the acting coach for Terapia and was responsible for casting direction and acting coaching for Snu, both directed by Patrícia Sequeira. As a director, her notable works include As Ondas (2013), Orlando (2015), and Limbo (2019). Carinhas also wrote, directed, and performed in Última Memória (2023), which is currently on tour. She published her first book, Imprudente Luto, in 2023.

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