BANG BANG | Parte 02

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🔴 ATENÇÃO 🔴 Essa obra contém valores morais invertidos , violência, menção a suicídio e cenas de assassinato 🔴 . EPISÓDIO 02 | SINOPSE: A consciência de Miguel faz ele rever os múltiplos fatores e acontecimentos que o fizeram adoecer e então fazer o que fez. BANG BANG | Teatro | #SaúdeMental CLASSIFICAÇÃO INDICATIVA: + 14 anos (Aprecie com responsabilidade e converse com seus amigos, pais e professores) PRECISAMOS QUEBRAR OS TABUS QUE NOS IMPEDEM DE ENTENDER E AGIR EM PROL DA PRENÇÃO AO SUICÍDIO E EM PROL DO COMBATE AS DIFERENTES FORMAS DE VIOLÊNCIAS. . CAMPANHA DE PREVENÇÃO AO SUICÍDIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Se você sente que precisa conversar com alguém, por favor, chame quem você confia ou LIGUE PARA 188 - CVV (Centro de Valorização a Vida) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . © ℗ Copyright | A'morasDance - 2021 . ACOMPANHEM O NOSSO TRABALHO (Inscreva-se) + Instagram - http://instagram.com/amorasdance + Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/amorasdance . PROJETO: A'primorArte : A'morasDance : BANG BANG : Elenco: .............. Fran Campos .............. Paluma Dionizia .............. Adriana Albino .............. Vanessa Quispe .............. Aguimar Santos .............. César M Oliveira .............. LuisAfF . INSPIRADO NO TRABALHO DE: William Mastrosimone (1999) Direção: LuisAfF Produção: César Moreira - Aguimar Santos Edição: Chassi / Oneiroi Trilha Sonora: Chassi . Realização e Apoio :::: A'morasDance - Grupo de Artes da Moradia Estudantil Edital Municipal 02/2019 - Aprimoramento Artístico Secretaria da Cultura de Rio Claro - SP Prefeitura de Rio Claro - SP

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