Uma viagem na admirável máquina do tempo que é o teatro

The article reflects on the timeless nature of art and theater, suggesting that experiences from different eras can resonate with contemporary audiences. It references a visit to the Altes Museum in Berlin, where a neon sign proclaimed that all art is contemporary, emphasizing that what was once new is now historical. This perspective invites audiences to engage with past works as if they were experiencing them in their original context, without the constraints of time. The author argues that such experiences, including theater, allow for a journey through time without leaving the present, challenging the notion of regret in appreciating art.