Book, Field made of dreams: the Theaters of Sesi[LS]

Amid the chaos of inhumanity that radiates through modern society, Field Made of Dreams - Os Teatros do Sesi proposes the investigation of the desire to be and share, through the acceptance and harmonization of differences. By writing a genuinely human work, Sônia Machado de Azevedo intends to study aesthetic education, to prove, through the study of testimonies and interviews, that theater lives the mission of being a public utility, of being a politician and an agent of social transformation. Through exploring and listening to cities, and respecting the maxim of freedom of expression, ''Campo Feito de Sonhos'' seeks to understand how the insertion of theater in the social sphere can be extremely effective in reducing stigmas and prejudices, giving the community the possibility of deepening social relations. Sônia Machado de Azevedo, in an extremely optimistic tone, sets out to understand how the performing arts work in communities, based on truly altruistic purposes. The author proposes a study on the power of theater, on the value and importance of aesthetics in reflection and on the reception of theater in experiences and coexistence. ''Campo Feito de Sonho'' advocates that theater be used as an insertion project, developing citizens aware of their characters as actors and authors of their own effects.'