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Festival Internacional De Teatro Cómico Da Maia 2015

By Gail Aguiar @ImageLegacy

Yllana’s “The Gagfather”

Some of my favourite event photos of 2014 included the Galician theatre company Sobre Rodas performing at Festival Internacional de Teatro Cómico da Maia, but this year I wasn’t quite so lucky: the main event — a Madrid theatre company named Yllana — was indoors. I couldn’t walk around with the camera, the lighting was tricky, and our seats weren’t all that close. Instead of photos of them dressed as monsters and gangsters pulling silly scenarios in their “Gagfather” show, I only have photos of them during the exit. It’s a shame, because Yllan’s show was pure physical comedy, with plenty of bawdy references to every bodily fluid there is…

Yllana’s “The Gagfather”

I have more photos of the opening act, which was outdoors: Trupe Manducare of Teatro em Caixa (“Theatre in a Box”) from Portugal. The main character’s Portuguese monologue was far too fast for me to follow along, but they drew a large crowd and kept everyone entertained with just a couple of instruments and telling stories.

Festival Internacional de Teatro Cómico da Maia 2015 (20th Edition)
October 2-11, 2015
Fórum da Maia
http://www.teatroartimagem.org/
https://www.facebook.com/FITCM

You can find more photos from today’s shows in the album.

Trupe Manducare @ Festival Internacional de Teatro Cómico da Maia 2015

Trupe Manducare

Trupe Manducare @ Festival Internacional de Teatro Cómico da Maia 2015

Trupe Manducare

October 6, 2015
Album: Festival Internacional de Teatro Cómico da Maia 2015

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