After the live and online presentations of Bate Fado, Last and Oráculo in the first days of the DDD, the festival enters its second week with a succulent programme of performances produced in Portugal, including four premieres.

Iceberg, by Ana Isabel Castro, arrives at the Teatro Municipal Matosinhos Constantino Nery on April 27; CABRAQIMERA, by Catarina Miranda, is presented at Rivoli on April 28; Viaduto, by Renan Martins and Frankão, disembarks at the Auditório Municipal de  Gaia on April 29; and on the last day of the festival, on April 30, SIRI, which brings together film director Jorge Jácome and choreographer Marco da Silva Ferreira, planned for Teatro Campo Alegre. All of these pieces, which are about go sold out, will also have online presentations at Bol.pt.

In addition to these premieres, the programme also includes other national titles, such as Os Três Irmãos, by Victor Hugo Pontes (Rivoli, April 26, and Teatro Municipal Sá de Miranda, April 29), a new presentation of Oráculo, by Sara Anjo and Teresa Silva (Teatro Municipal Sá de Miranda, April 27) - both also with online versions -, in addition to the Double Bills # 2 and # 3 by Corpo + Cidade (read more) and three titles with exclusively online presentations, in Bol.pt: Ça va exploser, by João Fiadeiro and Carolina Campos (April 27-29); Hark !, by Luísa Saraiva and Senem Gökçe Oğultekin (April 27-29) and Quinta-Feira: Abracadabra, by Cláudia Dias and Idoia Zabaleta (April 28-30).

Putting an end to 10 intense days, North Korea Dance brings back Eun-Me Han, on April 30, to watch live on the Facebook of the festival and its main partners.