Carioca big date takes the circus activities Burned

Free presentations and workshops take place on the day 19 September, Saturday, from the 3:00 pm

The respectable audience of Programão Carioca will have a fun Saturday on 19 September, from the 3:00 pm. With a theme focused on riding stables, the Globo project, which provides monthly art and culture for residents of Rio and Greater Rio, will take you to Circo Social da Baixada, in Burnt, free activities and shows for all ages.

The Anima CirC troupe will be part of the project for a workshop that teaches how to balance on a stilt, in addition to acrobatic techniques. The public's eyes will also turn to the performances of the Cia's actors. Artistic Palhações with Sun mercilessly, group from Baixada known for its presentations in hospitals in Rio.

On the Programming screen, the movie The bumbling and the blue light, Brazilian comedy that features Renato Aragão, Dede Santana, Adriana Esteves and Daniele Winits. The theatrical attraction will be provided by Reprise, play that tells the story of two clowns, played by Domingos Montagner and Fernando Sampaio, who discover they were hired for the same position. After the failed attempt to show that one is better than the other, the clowns decide to work together and multiply their talents for the benefit of the show. At the end of the day, there will be a surprise attraction.

Big Date Carioca:

The museum was created in 2013, the big date Carioca is an initiative of the Globe, with the support of Globo Filmes, It takes monthly movies, Theatre and other artistic events for residents from various regions of the river and big river. In the first season, were seven blockbuster movies and five plays, that inspired the weekend of seven local public, as Burned, Marechal Hermes, Paquetá, Seropédica, Pavuna, Niterói and São Gonçalo.

The second season of the project was also a success and went through places like Madurai, Nilópolis, Out da Tijuca (City of Arts), Penha, Itaboraí, Caxias, Copacabana (Globe kiosk), Pavuna, Manguinhos, Bangu (Talavera Bruce), Paquetá, Santa Cruz, Campo Grande, Pavuna. A total of ten edits, including a special version of the Rio Festival, participants gave 15 long and ten theatrical mounts. In this third season, the project has already led to culture and art to Guadeloupe, Manguinhos, Center, Nova Iguaçu and Barra da Tijuca.

Since the beginning of the third season, in March 2015, the Globe included in project schedule several local talent artists demonstrations, attended so residents of the initiatives of the broadcaster's coverage areas.

With an audience of 15 1000 people in the first two seasons, the event comes by fostering a culture where and forming new audiences interested in theater, Theater and arts.