Larissa Manoela and her husband, André Frambach, will debut their first theater play together titled "Descalços no Parque" in March 2027 at the Teatro Liberdade in São Paulo, following a performance in Rio de Janeiro. The comedic play is based on Neil Simon's successful Broadway text, chronicling a couple's efforts to adjust to life after their honeymoon. This will not be the first time that Simon's work has been adapted for Brazilian stages, with notable performances dating back to the 1960s.

"Descalços no Parque," which originally premiered in the United States in 1963, inspired a Hollywood adaptation in 1967 featuring Jane Fonda and Robert Redford. The play's lasting appeal is evident as it continues to resonate with audiences. The current adaptation, handled by directors Guilherme Weber and Camilla Amado, aims to modernize the narrative while retaining the charm that has made it popular over the decades, highlighting the challenges faced by new couples.

Tickets for the performance will soon be made available, giving fans of both Manoela and Frambach the opportunity to witness their chemistry on stage. This production reflects a blend of classic theater with contemporary talent, marking an exciting event in the Brazilian theater scene and potentially attracting a diverse audience eager to see this new iteration of a beloved story.