Dr Almiro Andrade
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Biography
Almiro Andrade is a Black Queer Latinx actor, director, playwright, dramaturg, educationist, and theatre translator.
Their approach sees all stages of theatre-making as acts of translation. Their practice champions the production of international pieces in the most diverse settings across the globe since 2000.
Their latest works include:
- The research and development project for the first English translation of Namibia, Não! by Aldri Anunciação in partnership with King's College London and Soho Theatre
- The Trial - from the iconic 800-page Jorge Amado's novel Tieta to an audience participatory event using music, storytelling and breaking-form theatre as dramaturg and assistant director to Franko Figueiredo from StoneCrabs Theatre
- A gender-bending adaptation of The Blind One and The Mad One by Cláudia Barral (IntiPress, 2021) produced by Foreign Affairs Theatre
- The translation of Brazilian canonical playwright Nelson Rodrigues: Selected Plays (Bloomsbury/Oberon, 2019)
They have been an Artistic Associate at a plethora of theatre companies and collectives including Out of The Wings Collective, StoneCrabs Theatre, Foreign Affairs Theatre, Migrants in Theatre, Brazil Diversity and Global Voices.
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