Children’s plays to enjoy with the kids in July in São Paulo!

The story follows the fun and poetic journey of an invisible friend who , curiously, has never been imagined by any child and lives with the anguish of being alone in the world of fantasy.

When he crosses paths with a rational adult, the two become involved in a playful encounter that invites the whole family to rediscover the power of dreaming and the strength of the invisible connections that unite us.

With a script by Liana Ferraz and directed by Joana Dória, the play follows Pipa and his friends in a bedroom that transforms into a universe of dreams and nightmares as soon as the lights go out. Featuring live music and physical theater to explore profound themes, such as changes in emotions and the symbolic goodbyes of this stage of life.

♿ Accessible venue | Space adapted for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility; session with Brazilian Sign Language (Libras) on July 12

In the story, the charismatic characters Dedé, Paçoca, and Kikito must join forces to overcome the challenges posed by the wolf, teaching the little ones the importance of teamwork, intelligence, and cooperation.

With colorful costumes, playful staging, and plenty of energy, the play was one of the highest-rated children’s shows in São Paulo and promises to enchant the whole family, perfectly blending entertainment and learning.

The plot follows little Pepê on an exciting journey with his father to attend the traditional Coronation Festival of Our Lady of the Rosary of the Black Men of Penha, discovering along the way the existence of true Brazilian Black royalty amid the drumming of the congada. 

Written and directed by Luccas Papp, the production takes the audience on a journey filled with music, humor, and fantasy to save the kingdom where stories dwell when they aren’t being told.

On stage, characters such as a recently divorced Snow White, a lying Pinocchio in therapy, and a sulky teenage Dorothy join forces with young Sofia to prevent the world of imagination from being destroyed.

In the story, the humble young Damião inherits from his father only a cat that turns out to be extraordinarily smart and talkative.

Putting on a beautiful pair of boots, the kitten hatches a far-fetched plan full of smooth talk to transform his owner into the fake “Marquis of Carabás” and help him win over the Princess, in a fun journey full of twists and turns about the importance of telling the truth.

A boy with a simple wish, but one who will need the help and imagination of his friends to face the stares of adults and his schoolmates.

Aimed at audiences aged 8 to 12, the play addresses contemporary themes of identity and masculinity without being didactic, drawing on urban culture, fashion, and voguing ( ballroom culture) as key references to inform the choreography and songs performed on stage.

♿ Accessible venue | The show will feature sign language interpretation on Saturdays and Sundays from June 27 through July 26

On stage, the audience follows the adventures and mischief of Pinocchio, the charismatic wooden puppet carved by the carpenter Geppetto, who comes to life and moves thanks to the Blue Fairy’s touch of magic. 

Treated with all the love and affection of a biological child, the naive and curious protagonist captivates the audience with his daily discoveries in the human world, guided by immense hope and the genuine dream of becoming a real boy.

The adventure begins when sweet Dorothy and her little dog Toto are swept away from their farm by a cyclone, landing in the magical kingdom of Oz and accidentally defeating the Wicked Witch of the East. 

To make it back home, the girl will need to cross the famous yellow brick road, joining forces with unforgettable characters: the charismatic Scarecrow, the sensitive Tin Man, and the fearful Lion.