Grande Revista à Portuguesa
“The gift of laughing at ourselves.”
Synopsis
A massive production created as a homage to the most authentic theatre genre in Portugal. It revisits the humor of the country, and highlights the art of being Portuguese at heart and soul.
Top Cast
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João Baião
Various
Marina Mota
Various
Maria Vieira
Various
Ricardo Castro
Various
Vanessa Silva
Various
Ricardo Soler
Various
Bruna Andrade
Various
Patricia Resende
Various
Filipe de Albuquerque
Various
Adriana Faria
Various
Dmitry Aleksandrov
Dancer
Nelson Araújo
Dancer
Pedro Bandeira
Dancer
Ia Bekauri
Dancer
Marie Chévrin
Dancer
André Fernandes
Dancer
Ruzanna Gocheva
Dancer
Olimpia Iancu
Dancer
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Pedro Miguel Martins
- Screenplay & Story
- Filipe La Féria, Helena Rocha
- Original Title
- Grande Revista à Portuguesa
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 3h 0m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Pedro Miguel Martins
Filipe La Féria, Helena Rocha
Department Leadership Roster
Pedro Miguel Martins
Director
Filipe La Féria
Writer
Helena Rocha
Writer
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About Grande Revista à Portuguesa
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Grande Revista à Portuguesa about?
A massive production created as a homage to the most authentic theatre genre in Portugal. It revisits the humor of the country, and highlights the art of being Portuguese at heart and soul.
Who directed Grande Revista à Portuguesa?
Grande Revista à Portuguesa was directed by Pedro Miguel Martins.
Who stars in Grande Revista à Portuguesa?
The principal cast of Grande Revista à Portuguesa includes João Baião, Marina Mota, Maria Vieira, Ricardo Castro, Vanessa Silva.
When was Grande Revista à Portuguesa released and how long is it?
Grande Revista à Portuguesa was released in 2014 with a total runtime of 3h 0m.