Ádria; Alice; Paula Andressa; Tânia James Da Silva; Silva Dos Santos; Farias Da Silva; Monteiro Pinheiro

About the Author

Ádria Silva Dos Santos Farias Da Silva Monteiro Pinheiro, known among her peers as Ádria, Alice, Paula Andressa, and Tânia James Da Silva, is a dynamic Brazilian scholar and educator whose work bridges the worlds of theater, language acquisition, and feminist theory. With a passion for making Spanish learning accessible and transformative, she explores how universal theatrical traditions can empower women and challenge patriarchal narratives in education. Her interdisciplinary approach draws from global literary canons to foster inclusive classrooms where students engage deeply with cultural and social issues. As an advocate for feminist pedagogy, Ádria's writings inspire educators to integrate performance arts into language teaching, promoting empathy, critical thinking, and gender equity. Her contributions continue to influence curricula worldwide, encouraging a more equitable and expressive approach to learning.