Catarina sobral biography

Catarina Sobral (Coimbra, 1985) is a.
Catarina Sobral was born in 1985 in Coimbra, Portugal.
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Physical Theater Company based in Lisbon, created by the hands of actress and stage director Joana Pupo, actress and acrobat Pepa Macua and producer Catarina Sobral. Its mission is to create artistic proposals through art, pedagogy and the exchange of experiences and languages. Collaborates with artists of various nationalities and assumes a strong international commitment.

Develops, since the end of 2018, the continuous physical training for actores and dancers, The Invisible Body; In 2019, it developed the “Physical Theater Laboratory for Young People in Alert”, in partnership with the Parish Council of Arroios and the Library of São Lázaro;

Two years ago, Pepa and Pupo started a partnership with The Invisible Body, meeting of practices whose principle is the Research-Training-Creation triad and is based on a strong exploration of the body and attention. From the beginning, they work on the integration of their theatrical training methods: Pepa deepens the fiction integrated into the language of acrobatics and inverted balances; Pupo continues her search to link the body, thro

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Catarina Sobral (Coimbra, 1985) is a Portuguese children’s books author and illustrator. After studying Graphic Design in Aveiro, she graduated in Illustration and started publishing picture books and working as a freelance illustrator. She has kept a connection with graphic art though, from her design background, which has punctuated her work since the very beginning. While she does not attain to just one technique, her preference falls almost always on a limited palette of colours, and she explores mixing textures and patterns in full rich and bidimensional images. Also experienced in printmaking and film animation, she has illustrated thirteen books since 2011, published in eleven different languages. Her illustrations are a regular presence in editorial illustration, album covers and posters. Her work has been commended by the magazine 3x3, the White Ravens catalogue, and exhibited both in solo and group shows. In 2011, she was awarded a Special Mention of the Portuguese National Illustration Award for her first book, Grêve. The following year, she was selecte