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Originally Posted by badrus
did further research its from last july i think but they are going to put more up on you tube in the next few weeks
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Unless I'm mistaken, that's the staging of Os Sertões that used to be (I think) only available online at the NYU institute library collection. This probably is mentioned somewhere else in this thread, like 5 years ago, and probably some years before that, not that everyone should know that.
The full collection of 5 performances is up here:
hidvl.nyu.edu/search/?fq=collectionId%3ATeatroOficinacollection&q=&face ts=
and this specific video is:
hidvl.nyu.edu/video/003764503.html ( Os Sertões a terra)
The actual performances seem to be from about 2002 to 2003, and I guess Teatro Oficina is just using this time to upload them to YouTube as something for people to watch during "quarantine". What would be really nice is if they also used this time to upload their old Macumba videos that can't be found anywhere anymore, not just the blocked/deleted ones from 2017, but the ones that used to be on Livestream.com and were never properly downloadable and also had terrible resolution. And all the Cacildas over the years that could be updated in better quality. And the old Bacantes. We can hope!
The YouTube quality is much better (1080p, though not as good as 1080p would be if it were recorded today), and it's definitely more convenient. I remember there were some classic parts, like a group of 5 women masturbating as they watched a battle, but I don't know what times are the "good parts" of which parts/acts of Os Sertões. But that info might be out there.