Little Red Riding Hood

In "Capuchinho", the narrative is born from the spoken word and from a book that opens, turning the stage into imagination. The piece invokes very simple images — "mamã, avó, floresta, bolo" — to create a universe in which the story advances through the voice of the mother-narrator, who warns of the danger of the wolf.

From these clues, the performance builds an atmosphere of fairy tale and tension, crossing the gesture of dance with the evocative power of narration.