Several plays were performed by the GTCCPM prior to the creation of Mindelact. Plays varied from Shakespearean classics and Victorian tales, to contemporary stories penned by significant Cabo Verdean writers. One of the actors and performers of the festival included
João Branco. • 1991:
Quem me dera ser Onda, novel by Mário Rui - GTCCPM • 1993:
Fome de 47 - unknown author • 1993:
A Estátua e Etc. - collective text • 1994:
Our Fisherman (
Nos Pescadores) - collective text • 1994:
Chico - collective text • 1995:
Gin Tonic Surrealist - partly by Mário Henrique Leiria • 1996: Adaptation of a book by
Oscar Wilde • 1997 and 2007: A play, an adaptation of a book by
Garcia Lorca • 1998:
Romeo and Juliet by
William Shakespeare • 1999:
Os dois irmãos, adaptation of a novel by
Germano Almeida • 1999:
Figa Canhota, collective text • 1999:
Catchupa, collective text • 2000:
Agravos de um Artista, adaptation of a short story by Germano Almeida • 2001:
Count of Abranhos, adaption of a book by
Eça de Queirós • 2002:
Salon by Mário Lúcio Sousa • 2003:
King Lear by
William Shakespeare, co-produced with Atelier Teatrakácia • 2004:
Tertúlia, based on the poems • 2005:
High Seas - a poem by Mrozek and
Eugénio Tavares • 2006: "Women of Lajinha" ("Mulheres na Lajinha"), a part of the novel
O mar na Lajinha by Germano Almeida • 2007:
A Caderneta, by
Baltasar Lopes da Silva • 2009:
The Fire (
No Inferno), based on a book by
Arménio Vieira • 2009:
O Jardim do Dr. Gordner Brickers, by Caplan Neves • 2012:
Stand Up Comedy Pará Moss, collective texts with Trupe Pará (Pará Troop) • 2012:
Theory of Silence (
Teorema do Silêncio) by Caplan Neves • 2012:
As Mindelenses (
The Mindelians, sometimes as
Gramportians) - collective texts with Trupe Pará (Pará Troop) • 2013:
Sete Pequenas Peça, Para Sete Grandes Crises - collective text with Trupe Pará (Pará Troop) • 2013:
The Tempest by William Shakespeare • 2016 -
Strangers by
José Luis Peixoto, co-produced with
Teatro Rivoli in Porto, Portugal ==References==