Six shows to see in November

As Docinhas presents "Heroas do Mar" in Montemor-o-Novo, blending punk history with queer perspectives. Jaha Koo's "Haribo Kimchi" explores cultural identity through food in Lisbon. Formiga Atómica's "Uma Mosca no Nosso Chá" humorously examines comedy's history in Ílhavo. Cleo Diára's "Please, Love Me!" critiques gender and identity in her pop career. Carolina Bianchi's "The Brotherhood" addresses male violence and power dynamics. Teatro Praga's "Para Uma Breve História da Água" features water as the main narrator, inviting reflection on environmental issues.