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António, o Cardoso do ginásio : lugares de um ator invulgar
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António Cardoso (de seu nome completo António José Ferreira Cardoso), nascido em
Lisboa em 1861 e falecido na mesma cidade em 1917, foi um importante ator português
de finais do séc. XIX e início do séc. XX. Estreou-se como amador em 1878 na
Sociedade Guilherme Cossoul na comédia Casar por Anúncio. Como profissional,
estreou-se no Teatro do Rato em 1881 na comédia Zé Povinho. Entrou para o Teatro do
Ginásio em 1883, fazendo parte do elenco da comédia A Medalha da Virgem. Embora
tenha atuado em quase todos os teatros lisboetas, a sua atividade profissional teve lugar
no Ginásio, sendo carinhosamente conhecido por «o Cardoso do Ginásio». Profissional
íntegro e homem de caraterísticas humildes e simples, era querido por todos quanto com
ele privavam, colegas, empresários, jornalistas e público. O seu aspeto rotundo
completado por uns olhos esbugalhados predispunham-no para a comédia, tendo criado
vários tipos que faziam as delícias dos espetadores. Eram famosos os seus «sogros»,
«meninos» e os papéis em travesti. Infeliz na vida sentimental vivia na casa de uma
irmã, onde veio a falecer aos cinquenta e sete anos.
António Cardoso (António José Ferreira Cardoso, Lisbon 1861–1917) was an important Portugese actor in a period that goes from the last two decades of the 19th century to the first years of the 20th century. He made his debut aas an amateur in 1878 at Sociedade Guilherme Cossoul in the cast of the comedy Casar por Anúncio. As a professional, he made his debut in 1881 at Teatro do Rato in the comedy Zé Povinho. In 1883 he entered the company at Teatro do Ginásio, being part of the cast of the comedy A Medalha da Virgem. Although he performed on almost every stage in Lisbon, his career took place at the Ginásio, and he was affectionately known as “Cardoso do Ginásio”. As a man of integrity, humble and unaffected, he was loved by all who knew him: colleagues, empresarios, journalists and the public in general. His plump physique, together with his bulging eyes, predisposed him to comedy. He created several characters that delighted audiences. Such types as “the father-in-law”, “the boy”, and transvestite “dames” were famous. Unhappy in love, he lived at his sister's house, where he died at 56 years of age.
António Cardoso (António José Ferreira Cardoso, Lisbon 1861–1917) was an important Portugese actor in a period that goes from the last two decades of the 19th century to the first years of the 20th century. He made his debut aas an amateur in 1878 at Sociedade Guilherme Cossoul in the cast of the comedy Casar por Anúncio. As a professional, he made his debut in 1881 at Teatro do Rato in the comedy Zé Povinho. In 1883 he entered the company at Teatro do Ginásio, being part of the cast of the comedy A Medalha da Virgem. Although he performed on almost every stage in Lisbon, his career took place at the Ginásio, and he was affectionately known as “Cardoso do Ginásio”. As a man of integrity, humble and unaffected, he was loved by all who knew him: colleagues, empresarios, journalists and the public in general. His plump physique, together with his bulging eyes, predisposed him to comedy. He created several characters that delighted audiences. Such types as “the father-in-law”, “the boy”, and transvestite “dames” were famous. Unhappy in love, he lived at his sister's house, where he died at 56 years of age.
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Cardoso, António, 1861-1917 Teatro - Portugal - séc.19-20 Actores - Portugal - séc.19-20 Teses de mestrado - 2018