The article on Blog do Arcanjo discusses a theatrical performance, “Marruá,” by Grupo Teatral Parlendas. The performance is described as a poetic offering to the public, combining music and dance inspired by popular culture. The performance aims to connect the audience with aesthetic references that may have been forgotten or neglected.

https://www.blogdoarcanjo.com/2014/05/14/teatro-de-rua-marrua-e-uma-oferta-poetica-em-meio-a-luta-pela-existencia-digna/

The article discusses the “VIII Mostra de Teatro de São Miguel Paulista,” a theater event in São Miguel Paulista, São Paulo. The event featured a diverse program, forming a large panel of current street theater.

https://verbenacomunicacao.blogspot.com/2014/03/viii-mostra-de-teatro-de-sao-miguel.html

The article on the website Zona Leste Estudos e Cidadania discusses a theatrical event, “Mostra pela Paz,” organized by Grupo Teatral Parlendas in the Comunidade da Paz in Itaquera, São Paulo. The event aimed to provide cultural activities for the residents and draw attention to their possible displacement due to construction projects. The group has been conducting theater classes in the community and is involved in discussions about the residents’ fate. The event brought positive results, including an alternative housing plan.

https://zonalesteestudosecidadania.blogspot.com/2013/04/mostra-pela-paz-promovido-pelo.html

The article on Mural discusses a theatrical event, “Mostra pela Paz,” organized by Grupo Teatral Parlendas in the Comunidade da Paz in Itaquera, São Paulo. The event aimed to provide cultural activities for the residents and draw attention to their possible displacement due to construction projects. The group has been conducting theater classes in the community and is involved in discussions about the residents’ fate. The event brought positive results, including an alternative housing plan.

https://mural.blogfolha.uol.com.br/2013/04/24/grupos-organizam-mostra-teatral-na-comunidade-da-paz-em-itaquera/

The article titled “Feira de Opinião promove reflexão sobre o país através da arte, em SP” on the website Globo Teatro1 discusses the “Feira de Opinião,” an event that promotes reflection on Brazil through art. The event features performances that bring to the stage stories whose themes aid in reflecting on modern-day Brazil and the social function of art1. All event days are free, and the event is open to all ages. The complete program is available on the official site. This event is a great example of how Grupo Teatral Parlendas is actively involved in social movements and communities.

 bhttps://redeglobo.globo.com/globoteatro/reportagens/noticia/2015/06/feira-de-opiniao-promove-reflexao-sobre-o-pais-atraves-da-arte-em-sp.html

The article titled “Movimentos na Copa Rebelde sem “padrão FIFA”” on the website Periferia em Movimento discusses the “IV Copa Rebelde,” an event organized by the Comitê Popular da Copa in São Paulo. The event invites social movements, collectives, organizations, and individuals to participate in a football tournament that stands against walls and doesn’t require a referee. This event is part of a broader movement that uses football as a medium to express social and political sentiments. It’s a great example of how Grupo Teatral Parlendas is actively involved in social movements and community.

 https://periferiaemmovimento.com.br/movimentos-na-copa-rebelde-sem-padrao-fifa/

Teatro Fora da Caixa: This article in Revista Continente discusses the work of various street theater groups, including Grupo Teatral Parlendas. It highlights your group’s focus on recovering oral history in its performances and your active role in the protests that erupted in São Paulo in June 2013. The article also mentions your group’s commitment to social causes such as land reform, housing rights, health, and education.

https://revistacontinente.com.br/edicoes/170/na-rua--o-teatro-fora-da-caixa

The CDC is a Community Cultural Center and Artistic Headquarters for Community Groups. There, rehearsals for shows and theatrical research take place, as well as musical rehearsals and concerts, capoeira classes and performances, meetings of the NA (Narcotics Anonymous) recovery group, music and theater classes, physical conditioning and personal defense classes, dance classes, theater shows, and festivals. Moreover, the theatrical pieces of the CDC groups have been awarded and recognized nationally. This is the case with the performances “Marruá” by Grupo Parlendas (CPT and Miriam Muniz award), and “A Saga do Menino Diamante” by Coletivo Dolores (Shell and CPT award).

https://www.doloresbocaaberta.org.br/cdc-vento-leste