Ádria Catarina is an artist, actress, clown, performer and environmental activist graduated from ETDUFPA. Her first training in theater came in 2012-2015, at the Curro Velho Foundation (Pará Culture Foundation) and since then she has worked in various segments. She has been developing a performance work through "Corpo Instinto", a research that began through the subject of body techniques at the Theater School and that develops through connections with various aspects in places where environment...
Ádria Catarina is an artist, actress, clown, performer and environmental activist graduated from ETDUFPA. Her first training in theater came in 2012-2015, at the Curro Velho Foundation (Pará Culture Foundation) and since then she has worked in various segments. She has been developing a performance work through "Corpo Instinto", a research that began through the subject of body techniques at the Theater School and that develops through connections with various aspects in places where environmental and technological degradation occurs, starting from body and vocal experiments. She has already participated and competed for the Mostra120 award (Maranhão) in 2024 with a short performance “Corpo Instinto” that came in 2nd place. Currently embarking on corporeities and vocals through nature.
Ádria Catarina is an artist, actress, clown, performer and environmental activist graduated from ETDUFPA. Her first training in theater came in 2012-2015, at the Curro Velho Foundation (Pará Culture Foundation) and since then she has worked in various segments. She has been developing a performance work through "Corpo Instinto", a research that began through the subject of body techniques at the Theater School and that develops through connections with various aspects in places where environmental and technological degradation occurs, starting from body and vocal experiments. She has already participated and competed for the Mostra120 award (Maranhão) in 2024 with a short performance “Corpo Instinto” that came in 2nd place. Currently embarking on corporeities and vocals through nature.
