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COVID-19 preventive measures

The return to TMP has been carefully planned, safeguarding the proper safety measures. We are aware the desire to return to public spaces, theatres and the discovery that can only be carried out when sharing the same physical space must take place with every precaution and ensuring the necessary safety regulations. As you return to Rivoli and Campo Alegre, you’ll find two theatres that are fully equipped and prepared to welcome audiences, artists and teams in the best possible way.

COVID-19 preventive measures:

Always wear your mask.
Hand sanitiser gel available.
Keep a safe distance (2 metres).
Keep to your right.
Do not exceed room capacity.
Take your assigned seat.
Avoid using lifts.
At the end of the performance, await guidance from ushers.

Teatro Municipal do Porto

Teatro Municipal do Porto, through its two hubs - Rivoli and Campo Alegre - presents a multidisciplinary programme open to a wide range of latitudes and different kinds of audiences, carrying out the strategy laid by the Culture Department since its reopening in September 2014. The balance between what is done in this city, what is presented around the country and the international programme that we present in Porto, makes this Theatre a venue for discovery and artistic confirmations. It’s a place where we programme different approaches and present them on different scales, from a small dressing room to the under stage, the lobby or different auditoriums.
 

Teatro Rivoli

It was inaugurated in 1913 as a National Theatre. In the following years, changes in the urban centre forced a reconsideration and update of the building and thus Teatro Rivoli came to be, in 1923 - refurbished, adapted as a movie theatre, with a programme of opera, dance, theatre and concerts. Architect and engineer Júlio Brito signed the project. In 1994 it was closed for a complete refurbishment, with a project by architect Pedro Ramalho. In October 1997, Rivoli reopened its doors.
Presently, Rivoli hosts the national and international programme of Teatro Municipal do Porto with a particular focus on dance, theatre, music, puppetry, contemporary circus and film, along with some of the city’s main events.
Teatro Rivoli

Teatro Campo Alegre

Architect Rogério Cavaca designed Teatro Campo Alegre. After it was built in 2000, it was managed by the now extinct Fundação Ciência e Desenvolvimento (FCD). The building has four venues (Auditorium, Café-Teatro, Cine-Studio and Rehearsal Room) and three apartments equipped for artistic residencies - two with 2 bedrooms and one with 3 bedrooms.
Currently, Campo Alegre is the experimental hub of Teatro Municipal do Porto, a creative lab within the programme "Campo Aberto", housing artists from different latitudes and nine local companies on short and long term residency, which will later on present the result of their work.
Teatro Campo Alegre

Team

  • CÂMARA MUNICIPAL DO PORTO

    Mayor
    Rui Moreira

    ÁGORA – CULTURA E DESPORTO, E.M.

    Chairman of the Board of Directors

    Catarina Araújo
    Executive directors
    César Navio
    Ester Gomes da Silva
    General Director of the Organic Unit For Culture
    Francisca Carneiro Fernandes
    Director of the Performing Arts Department
    Tiago Guedes


    TEATRO MUNICIPAL DO PORTO
    RIVOLI . CAMPO ALEGRE


    DIRECTION 

    Artistic Direction
    Tiago Guedes
    Executive Direction 
    Francisca Carneiro Fernandes
    Artistic Coordination 
    Francisco Malheiro
    Administrative Coordination 
    Pedro Silva
    Direction Assistant 
    Ana Sousa
    Legal Assistant 
    Mafalda Girão
    Financial Assistant 
    Simão Sousa Branca
    Secretariat 
    Mariana Melo Vergueiro
    Administrative Support 
    Elisabete Veiga
    Driver 
    João Nunes

    PROGRAMMING

    Direction
    Tiago Guedes
    Artistic Direction Assistant
    Joana Ferreira
    Perfoming Arts
    Cristina Planas Leitão
    Quintas de Leitura & Literature 
    João Gesta
    Schools, Families and Community 
    Ana Cristina Vicente

    PRODUCTION

    Coordination 
    Marina Freitas
    Assistant Coordinator 
    Carla Moreira
    DDD – Festival Dias da Dança Project Management
    Daniela Costa
    CAMPUS Paulo Cunha e Silva Project Management
    Paulo Covas
    Head of Production
    Cristina Oliveira
    Executive Production
    Bryan Morgado, Catarina Mesquita, Joana Cordeiro, Margarida Carronda, Marta Lima, Tânia Rodrigues, Teresa Leal, Vera Miranda
     
  • COMMUNICATION AND MEDIATION

    Coordination 
    Leonor Tudela
    DDD – Festival Dias da Dança Project Management 
    Vítor Pinto
    Digital 
    Francisco Santos, Pedro Sousa
    Mediation 
    Jonathan da Costa (Team Leader), Pedro Galante, Rute Pimenta
    Design 
    Marta da Silva, Pedro Bento
    Photography 
    José Caldeira
    Video 
    a-tundra
    Portuguese Sign Language Interpretation 
    Cláudia Braga

    FRONT OF HOUSE AND TICKET OFFICE

    Team Leader 
    Vânia Ferreira
    Assistant
    Vitor Hugo Sousa
    Ticket Office 
    Catarina Ferreira, Diana Festa, Inês Faria, Maria Glória Ribeiro
    Ushers 
    João Brandão, Vanessa Borges


    TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT

    Coordination 
    Francisco Teles
    Assistant Coordinator 
    Luísa Osório
    Coordination Administrative Assistant 
    Vanessa Freitas
    Stage management 
    Adriana Brandão, Gonçalo Gregório, Maria Pinto, Vanessa Santos
    Sound
    Tiago Ralha (Team Leader), André Leite, Luís Carlos Pereira, Tiago Pinto
    Lighting
    Romeu Guimarães (Team Leader), José Diogo Cunha, Luís Silva, Manuel Alão, Mariana Rêgo, Rui Barbosa
    Machinery 
    António Silva (Team Leader), João Queirós, Marco Silva, Nuno Brandão, Paulo Pereira
    Audio-visuals Emanuel Malveiro, Ricardo Cabral

    MAINTENANCE

    Coordination 
    João Bastos
    Maintenance technicians
    Francisco Choupina (Team Leader),  André Gomes,  João Garcia, Jorge Soares
    IT Support
    João Carvalhido, Paulo Moreira, Ricardo Faria, Ricardo Santos

     

    SECURITY
    RONSEGUR - Rondas e Segurança, S.A.

    CLEANING
    QUALITTÁ - Pinto & Azevedo, Unipessoal, Lda

PROGRAMMING NETWORKS

At the initiative of Maison de la Danse e da Lyon's Dance Biennale, several European institutions decided to join efforts: Théâtre de Liège, Teatro Municipal do Porto, Barcelona’s Grec Festival, Maison de la danse and Lyon’s Dance Biennale. These are first-class choreographic institutions, each organising a festival.
PROGRAMMING NETWORKS
The 5 Sentidos [5 Senses] network was established in 2009, in the scope of QREN 2007-2013, in order to promote networked cultural programming and artistic production. It currently comprises eleven cultural facilities around the country, and seeks to support and stimulate the development of performing arts in Portugal by organising performance tours and backing up the production of new creations through co-financing, co-productions and residencies. The 5 Sentidos network’s strategy is based on the exchange of knowledge and work processes and experiences, and it aims at strengthening the performance of its partners, expediting artistic creation and broadening audiences.
The 5 Sentidos [5 Senses] network