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Porto, Portugal - André Manuel Correia, a renowned cultural manager and theatre director, has been appointed as the new director and choreographer of the National Theatre São João (TNSJ) with a tenure from 2025 to 2028.
Correia, who emerged victorious in an international competition, has outlined his ambitious plans to revitalize the theatre and dance repertoire, promote inclusion, encourage decentralization, and foster dialogue with new audiences.
His strategy, which focuses on renewal and engagement, is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the esteemed institution. Correia's commitment to inclusion is evident, as he aims to make TNSJ more accessible and welcoming to diverse communities.
Decentralization is another key aspect of Correia's plans. By broadening the cultural offerings beyond the city of Porto, he hopes to bring TNSJ's unique productions to a wider audience.
While detailed information about his strategies specifically from 2025 to 2028 is not yet widely available, it is clear that Correia's appointment marks a significant moment for TNSJ and the Portuguese cultural scene.
For those seeking more in-depth insights into Correia's strategies and plans, it is recommended to consult official TNSJ publications, press releases, or trusted cultural news sources directly. As Correia embarks on this exciting new journey, we eagerly await the transformative impact his leadership will have on TNSJ and the world of theatre.
With his appointment as TNSJ's director, André Manuel Correia plans to expand the theatre's influence internationally, incorporating fashion-and-beauty and home-and-garden elements into the international lifestyle scene. As he implements his vision, Correia aims to make TNSJ a hub for diverse communities, fostering an inclusive environment that caters to everyone.
