Thalita Rebouças makes acting debut in musical at Roxy

Thalita Rebouças debuts as an actress in the musical “Fala sério, mãe!” at Roxy. Season runs until March with matinee sessions.

This Thursday (8), Thalita Rebouças experienced a unique moment in her career. The writer debuted as an actress in the musical “Fala sério, mãe! — Elas só mudam de endereço”. The play adapts her eponymous best-selling book.

The show is running at the iconic Roxy in Copacabana. The production introduces matinee sessions to the venue. It mixes theater, music, and affection, connecting different generations.

The proposal combines art, social gathering, and gastronomy. The season will continue until March 29.

Star-studded opening night

The opening night gathered several personalities at the theater. Guests like Alexandre Accioly, Abel Gomes, and Paulo Ricardo attended. Isabella Pinheiro, Irene Ravache, and Marcus Montenegro also honored the production.

Ana Paula Araújo, Cléo Faria, and Cláudia Kopke celebrated the author’s new phase. Sarah Almeida, Ronaldo Reis, and Alice Hansen completed the list of distinguished guests.

Priscilla Mota leads the artistic direction. The cast consists of about 30 talented professionals. Thalita plays the character Ângela Cristina in the plot.

She portrays an intense, loving, and sometimes exaggerated mother. The character navigates the joys and conflicts of living with teenagers.

Immersion and music on stage

Digital scenography impresses with a 140 m² screen. This feature creates an immersive live cinema atmosphere. Original songs join hits by Alcione and Fábio Júnior.

The soundtrack weaves memories and emotions across generations. The author celebrates 25 years of her career on stage. The musical reaffirms that mothers and children only change addresses.

The cast performed in perfect harmony before a full house. The audience deeply identified with the story being told.

“I saw myself in many scenes, I lived this and will live it again.”

Kerina Teixeira made this statement while accompanied by her family. She hugged her 12-year-old granddaughter with a wide smile.

The show establishes the Roxy as a space for affective experiences. The venue offers a kids’ menu, snacks, and executive options. The theater becomes a complete program for the whole family.