Here are some pictures I took from this weekend in São Paulo. My boyfriend and I went to see a theatrical interpretation of the 1922 Nosferatu movie with a very German expressionist touch. The theater company, Subsolo, has presented a very minimalist version of the classic based on Bram Stoker's Dracula novel inside a chapel at the Araçá Cemetery. It was raining, so most people were afraid it wouldn't be possible to watch them, but as it was inside the chapel, it went fine. My boyfriend and I arrived a bit late to get the tickets (they recommend to be there one hour earlier), but we managed to join the audience, which is limited as the presentation is free and the chapel is small.
Lidia Zuin is a 27-year-old Brazilian journalist blogging about fashion, but also interested in philosophy, arts, culture, psychology. She also writes about other stuff on Medium.
