Sabrina Korgut

Fernando is a loner who has a platonic passion for his neighbor. He invites her to watch a movie and she accepts. After the session, she says she doesn't want to see him anymore, and Fernando rebels.

Imagine a place where young "monsters" from good families, frustrated artists, former child stars, working and unemployed people, promiscuous women, bitter spinsters, grumpy Orientals, closeted gays, internet pervs, evil teddy bears, humans and puppets — all equally foul-mouthed and irreverent — coexist in harmony. The Brazilian production of 'Avenue Q' staged in 2009.

In Rio de Janeiro there live four great and inseparable friends: Beatriz, Tânia, Ivone and Marilu. They wear a plus size mannequin and face all the adventures and love and professional mismatches that four young women can face in the capital of Rio de Janeiro, (almost) always in a good mood.

At a Rio de Janeiro motel, an unexpected emergency places all the guests under quarantine. The problem? Not everyone is supposed to be there.