ALMEIDA, Rosane

Rosane Almeida was born in Curitiba, Paraná. Her artistic background is rooted in theater, Brazilian folk dances, and circus arts. In 1992, alongside her husband, artist Antonio Nóbrega, she founded Instituto Brincante in São Paulo, a center dedicated to courses, workshops, and performances inspired by Brazilian culture. Together with Nóbrega, Rosane created and performed as an actress and dancer in productions such as Brincante (1992), Segundas Histórias (1994), and Madeira que Cupim Não Rói (1997). In 2004, she created the solo piece A Mais Bela História de Adeodata, which was later published by Salamandra.