Cão Solteiro & Patrícia da Silva
“When heightening sensibility emerges as a pressing need in all fields of human involvement, awareness, and sensitivity to color may be key instruments against the forces of insensibility and brutality.”
Josef Albers
Blue Red Blue Butter is a performance for children, a physical education class for great and small people, and an imagined colour game, made-up from the texts of Michel Pastoureau, Josef Albers, and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Together, these authors taught us to study the nature of colours and question how we perceive objects, houses, plants, animals, and people.
Colours have a troubled history of travels; they have feelings, friends, and enemies. They teach us codes we instinctively follow, and they deeply influence the environment, behaviours, language, and imagination.
LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões | Online 2021
A Oficina – Guimarães | Online 2021
Teatro Municipal do Porto | Online 2021
script Cão Solteiro Teatro & Patrícia da Silva
set design Vasco Araújo
light design Daniel Worm d’Assumpção
costume design Mariana Sá Nogueira
video André Godinho . Mário Melo Costa
video animation and post production Mário Melo Costa / Continue Walking
text, illustrations and images programme Mariana Sá Nogueira
actors Patrícia da Silva . Paula Sá Nogueira
special participation Miguel da Silva . Rodrigo Sá Nogueira
original score Filipe Sambado
voice off André Godinho . Cecília Henriques . Filipe Sambado . Maria da Silva
sound capture and mixing Marcelo Tavares
“It’s Not Easy Being Green” Joe Raposo
“Tequilla” Nenny
teaser Noëlle Georg
production director and photography Joana Dilão
production Mariana Sá Marques
press advisory Helena César
sewing Teresa Louro
set design intern Sara Vicente (Mestrado em Teatro . ESTC)
support Alkantara . Junta de Freguesia da Misericórdia . Lisboa Film Comission . Teatro Praga/ RG6
partnership Livraria Tinta nos Nervos
company financed by República Portuguesa . Cultura – Direcção Geral das Artes . Câmara Municipal de Lisboa
co-production Cão Solteiro Teatro . LU.CA – Teatro Luís de Camões (Lisboa). A Oficina (Guimarães)