THE SCENE AND THE JUDGMENT: THEATRICAL EXPERIENCES AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF PERNAMBUCO

Abstract

This article analyzes three theatrical experiences held within the Pernambuco Court of Justice (TJPE): "The Letter from Morpheus," "Before the Law," and "Art and Stories in the Palace of Justice." This qualitative and exploratory study seeks to demonstrate how these practices constitute interdisciplinary actions that combine art, law, education, and cultural heritage. The plays promote critical reflections on the legal system, democratize access to culture, and contribute to the humanization of the institutional space. The analysis highlights the transformative potential of theater as an instrument for civic education and the valorization of memory, reaffirming the importance of interdisciplinarity in public institutions.