The Sesc 24 de Maio theater in São Paulo was the scene of an embarrassing situation involving Bolsonarista actress Regina Duarte on Saturday
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247 The journalist Guilherme Amado reports in his column on the Metrópoles portal that “last Saturday, the theater at the Sesc 24 de Maio in São Paulo was the scene of an embarrassing situation involving the Bolsonist actress Regina Duarte. Regina and several artists including Malu Mader, Tony Belotto, Leandra Leal, Bárbara Paz and Silvio de Abreu were in the audience of “Virgínia”, a play written and directed by Cláudia Abreu and directed by Amir Haddad. After the performance, a line of fans and friends formed in front of the concert hall door to greet Cláudia, including Regina and the other artists.”
“In about 15 minutes, until Cláudia appeared in the greeting line, and for the time after that until everyone started talking to the actress, Regina was solemnly ignored. Most didn’t even look at him, nor did she, who also pretended not to know (or have worked with) many there,” adds the journalist.
“Cláudia was warm and hugged Regina, thanking her for being there and the compliments she received. They didn’t talk about politics. Afterwards, Regina wrote a post on her Instagram in which, not to mention being ignored by the majority, she highlighted the hug she received from Cláudia. Timely: Despite Bolsonaro’s constant attacks on artists and culture, Regina Duarte remains convinced of her support for the President.
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