A Quarentena

Four people who do not know each other are quarantined in an abandoned theater and are watched by the audience through a glass panel. As they try to understand what virus they may be infected with and when everything might end, the action gradually reveals that the deadlock unfolds in the near future and that the reason for this isolation may not be only medical.

The play is directed by Rosa América Ferreira, with stage direction by Diana Fernandes and performances by Edite Sá, Cristina Rolo, Ana Costa and Isabel Diogo, in a production by D’Improviso – Artes do Espetáculo.