Inspired by Gal Costa’s hit song, renowned Brazilian dance artist Thelma Bonavita explodes onto the stage with a pop/fashion satire on the Tropicália Movement.

What is a gogoia fruit? Where does it come from? Do we know what has passed here? Inspired by Gal Costa’s famous folk song, renowned Brazilian dance artist Thelma Bonavita presents a lyrical dance in three parts.

Bonavita combines fruit, balloons, wigs and metaphors related to the Brazilian cultural imagination to rework elements of Tropicália, a Brazilian Democratic movement of the 1960s.

Sat 26 Nov: Post show Q&A with Gustavo Ciriaco, free to same day ticket holders. Sun 27 Nov: Preceded by a short performance by an early career artist on the foyer stage. ...................................................................................................................... COMPETITION: Win 1x Pair of tickets to attend Eu Sou Uma Fruta Gogoia by Thelma Bonavita on 26th November.

To claim your tickets, send an email to Katie at katie@run-riot.com with the correct answer in the ‘subject’ box. The winner will be randomly selected.

Q: What does 'Eu Sou Uma Fruta Gogoia' mean?

A: 1)What is a gogoia fruit? 2)what is a banana? 3)I am a Gogoia fruit