Cláudia Gaiolas

Cláudia Gaiolas is a creator and performer with a degree from the Lisbon Theatre and Film School. She is associate artist at teatro meia volta e depois à esquerda quando eu disser. She was one of the co-founders of Teatro Praga and has worked with several collectives and artists, such as Teatro da Garagem, Mala Voadora, Paula Diogo, Tónan Quito, Giacomo Scalisi, André Murraças, Joaquim Horta, Madalena Victorino, Jean-Pierre Larroche, Rui Horta, Clara Andermatt, Martim Pedroso, Agnès Limbos, Dinarte Branco, Guilherme Garrido, Rui Catalão, Alfredo Martins, Keli Freitas, Raquel André and Alex Cassal. She staged the plays A partir de amanhã [Starting Tomorrow] and A Mulher que Parou [The Woman Who Stopped] with Pedro Carraca (Alkantara) with texts by Tiago Rodrigues. She also staged Os Terroristas [The Terrorists], Solo Doméstico and Não sou só eu aqui [It’s Not Just Me Here] (the latter with Rita Rio). She co-created TryRomance, O Grande Livro dos Pequenos Detalhes [The Great Book of Tiny Details] and As Três Sozinhas with Anabela Almeida and Sílvia Filipe.