Francis Ebejer-award-winning playwright Simone Spiteri returns with satirical comedy Repubblika Immakulata
Actress Erica Muscat speaks to MaltaToday about taking on the role of Lady Macbeth in the upcoming production of William Shakespeare’s timeless and merciless play, staged at...
Discovering the rural creative community of Moosach, in Munich
From Noh performances, to a Bauhaus theatre and a man who is building his own...
From Noh performances, to a Bauhaus theatre and a man who...
A fairytale told anew, MADC’s traditional Christmas panto
The MADC is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their very first pantomime with...
The MADC is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their very...
A treat in the dark | GawGaw at the Esplora Planetarium
The Maltese myth of the GawGaw is brought to life...
The Maltese myth of the GawGaw is brought to life...
Abortion takes centre-stage in Maltese theatre
Malta’s biggest taboo – abortion – will take centre-stage in...
Malta’s biggest taboo – abortion – will...
Dancing at the heart of the Siege
TEODOR RELJIC speaks to dance choreographer Irina Pauls ahead of the upcoming production It’s Schiller!, which adapts fragments of Schiller’s Der...
TEODOR RELJIC speaks to dance choreographer Irina Pauls...
When the seams bleed: Anthony Nielsen’s Stitching gets its Malta stage
The once-banned Stitching certainly doesn’t live up to the shock factor suggested by the censors, but it remains an emotionally resonant exploration of...
The once-banned Stitching certainly doesn’t live up...
The art of coming undone | Pia Zammit
Simply a story about a woman emotionally rent apart by a tragedy, Anthony Nielson’s Stitching became a ‘cause celebre’ of the censorship...
Simply a story about a woman emotionally rent apart by a...
‘What’s going on here?’ | Ruth Borg
Currently studying mime in Amsterdam, actress Ruth Borg will be making a...
Currently studying mime in Amsterdam, actress Ruth Borg...
Animating the parade | Parade & The Velvet Gentleman
Part of the Modern Music Days initiative, Parade & The Velvet Gentleman...
Part of the Modern Music Days initiative, Parade & The...
Laughing at human complexity | Chris Dingli
Versatile comic actor Christopher Dingli will soon be uttering the classic...
Versatile comic actor Christopher Dingli will soon be...
Crystallising into flesh and feathers | Marie-Kieser Nielsen and Francesca Zammit
Selected by a jury of international guests, a dance performance that challenged sexual taboos and gender norms. TEODOR RELJIC speaks to Marie-Kieser Nielsen...
Selected by a jury of international guests, a dance...
Not dancing around the issue(s)
From July 5 to 8, the Dance Studies Association of the University of Malta will host ‘Contra: Dance and Conflict’ – a conference on conflict...
From July 5 to 8, the Dance Studies Association of the...
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The twists of the game
In a process she describes as ‘fascinating and electrifying’, Italian theatre director Lisa Ferlazzo Natoli speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about...
In a process she describes as ‘fascinating and...
‘That could be me’ | The Crucible
Director Sean Buhagiar speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about facing one of the biggest challenges of his career so far – directing a large-scale production of...
Director Sean Buhagiar speaks to TEODOR RELJIC about facing...
European Court overturns Malta court ban on Anthony Nielsen play Stitching
Unifaun Theatre awarded €20,000 in legal costs and moral damages after European Court of Human Rights overturns Maltese court's decision to uphold...
Unifaun Theatre awarded €20,000 in legal costs and...
Burlesque goes apocalyptic | Apocalesque!
Voodoo priests and centaurs will be on board with this not-so-merry band, along...
Voodoo priests and centaurs will be on board with this...
Digging into the past to enrich our present | Domenico Castaldo's Lost Voices
TEODOR RELJIC speaks to dramaturg Domenico Castaldo about Ilħna Mitlufa – Lost Voices, an upcoming performance melding ghana and theatre, that is the...
TEODOR RELJIC speaks to dramaturg Domenico Castaldo about...
Third round for Pub Shakespeare
Third time turned out to be indeed a charm for the already-charming Shakespeare at the Pub show by WhatsTheirNames Theatre, who this year brought the...
Third time turned out to be indeed a charm for the...
