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Benedita Casé stars in São Paulo play about losing hearing
Benedita Casé Zerbini stars in “Surda,” a play opening at Sesc Ipiranga in São Paulo.
She plays a woman who gradually loses her hearing, while becoming more aware of the sounds in her own head.
The play is based on writer Julia Spadaccini’s autobiographical text; Spadaccini, like Zerbini, has a hearing disability.
The story shows how hearing loss affects family, work and public life, following the character as her condition changes her daily experience.
The production is directed by Débora Lamm and runs for 60 minutes.
Performances continue through December 13, with shows scheduled from Thursday to Sunday, except on December 5 and 6.
Benedita Casé Zerbini stars in “Surda,” a São Paulo play about a woman who gradually loses her hearing.
The play is an autobiographical text by screenwriter Julia Spadaccini, who also has a hearing disability.
Directed by Débora Lamm, the 60-minute production is scheduled to open at Sesc Ipiranga on November 13.
The story follows the effects of the character’s changing hearing on her family, work and public life.
The run is scheduled to continue through December 13.
- Who
- Benedita Casé Zerbini stars in the play, written by Julia Spadaccini and directed by Débora Lamm.
- What
- Surda” depicts a woman who gradually loses her hearing and the effects on her life.
- When
- It is scheduled to open November 13 and run through December 13.
- Where
- Sesc Ipiranga, in the Ipiranga area of São Paulo.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Surda” is scheduled to open at Sesc Ipiranga.
The play’s scheduled run is due to end.
- Lead actor
- Benedita Casé Zerbini
- Playwright
- Julia Spadaccini
- Director
- Débora Lamm
- Venue
- Sesc Ipiranga, São Paulo
- Run
- November 13 to December 13
- Length
- 60 minutes