From Rona With Love, at Teatru Manoel, turned out to be the perfect theatre escapade to sort out those COVID-19 blues. You'd have thought that we've had enough Coronavirus talk, and you wouldn't be totally wrong. Until, that is, you get to From Rona with Love, a theatre production that kicks off at Teatru Manoel this evening and that I was lucky enough to preview before … [Read more...] about From Rona With Love: I LOL’d, I cried, I aww’d
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MADC’s The Great Big Radio Show streaming until Monday
Teatru Manoel Streaming Series showing the award-winning MADC production With the Maltese theatre scene slowly making a slow, live comeback, many of us are still appreciating the live streams that some local theatre companies and organisations are offering. Teatru Manoel has been particularly prolific, and this week we are being offered a new treat - MADC's The Great Big … [Read more...] about MADC’s The Great Big Radio Show streaming until Monday
Theatre Review: Whats Their Names Comedy of Errors
The fresh take on Shakespeare that we've come to expect from this production company. Whats Their Names Comedy of Errors - the first theatre production after months of, well, misery indoors. Guys, don't expect this to be a technical review. I was way too busy enjoying it all and being thankful that this was happening, to check out the finer nuances of thespian talent. … [Read more...] about Theatre Review: Whats Their Names Comedy of Errors
Theatre Review: Sunrise by Jessie Cave
Hilarious and poignant, vaginal sores and all. As I cackled and guffawed all throughout actress Rebecca Camilleri's interpretation of Sunrise by Jessie Cave (FM Productions, at the Splendid in Valletta), the thought kept running through my head: This woman is all of us. Now, I may not have had a 24 month old relationship that produced 18 months of pregnancy and … [Read more...] about Theatre Review: Sunrise by Jessie Cave
Theatre Review: L-Interrogazzjoni
L-Interrogazzjoni blurs the lines of reality and superbly messes with our heads When I first read that Alfred Buttigieg's L-Interrogazzjoni would be held in a private villa, instead of the usual theatre space, I had two reactions. I was intrigued, of course, because everyone enjoys an element of 'the different', especially in Malta's theatre scene. However, I admit that I … [Read more...] about Theatre Review: L-Interrogazzjoni