A Universal ensemble, like a collective World. Starting with the literary work Calígula by Albert Camus, this first creative workshop proposes a meeting of artistic languages ​​and diverse communities around three themes: the exercise of power, hopelessness and amorality, explored through theatrical practice, video art and scenography. The multidisciplinary sense of this atelier aims to promote, through the different artistic languages ​​and techniques, divergent and convergent perspectives on universal themes, using participatory and inclusive methodologies and creative systems. The workshop will be coordinated by the artistic director of Terra Amarela - Platform for Inclusive Artistic Creation, Marco Paiva, and will count on the collaboration of ​​Cláudia Oliveira, a Braga video and multimedia artist, the scenographer José Luiz Raymond and the actor Jesus Vidal, the first disabled actor to win a GOYA 2019 prize (Spanish film awards). This workshop will have a second edition in October 2019, at the Centro Dramático Nacional de Madrid.