A Maltese-based NGO is pioneering drama as a means to help disadvantaged street children in Cambodia. DO Cambodia, needs our help now!
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A Maltese-based NGO is pioneering drama as a means to help disadvantaged street children in Cambodia. DO Cambodia, needs our help now!
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Burlesque is back in Valletta in a new show from Dazzle Troupe, a talented team of scriptwriters and performers who like to take a risque’ view on life!
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The Lockerbie Bomber: a powerful drama exploring the immediate aftermath of the bombing is set to be staged in Malta this autumn. We talk to director Herman Grech.
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Old Salt, by rubberbodies, an original work based on haunting tales of Malta’s maritime history, tells the stories of corsairs’ women. A Malta Arts Festival commission and highlight.
Read more »‘Immaculate’, at St James Cavalier, Valletta this weekend and next. Don’t miss it! Support Malta’s semi-pro theatre and see something that’s edgy and funny as well.
Read more »rubberbodies defies genre. So it’s best to just go see it in action later this month in a most unusual historic space – Dock No.1, Cottonera, in Malta’s age-old industrial heartland.
Read more »Flats, practical sandals and sneakers on feet please for Theatre Anon’s ‘Ospizio’, part of the Malta Arts Festival. A monumental play in one of Malta’s amazing historic venues that forms part of the story too.
Read more »The Carmelite Priory Museum, Mdina, is making its debut in theatre with a passion play ‘with a twist’ this Easter.
Read more »Don’t waste Sunday lying in bed! Get up, and out and about in Valletta to catch some Halloween drama for kids, Malta’s first Comic Convention, and Baroque music in a gem of a chapel.
Read more »Du’, Malta’s all-female theatre group, gives us another tale with a twist – ‘Appuntamenti’. Make it a date this weekend or next at St James Cavalier.
Read more »Malta marks ‘Stop Poverty Day’, 17 October, with arts, drama and photography events for us to visit, think about and act upon.
Read more »Grace u Rofflu, experimental theatre in Malta, September 18th and 19th 2009
Read more »One of the first acts to kick off Malta Arts Festival was Barroco Roll. Yes, exactly that – Baroque burlesque on roller skates! Don’t miss other wonderful festival acts in the next three weeks.
Read more »St James Cavalier, Valletta, is a foremost venue for contemporary art and culture in Malta, frequently pushing boundaries and exploring its artistic license.
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