Some years ago the Italians/Sicilians living in Malta had a well educated and charming young man, who spoke a coherent English, helping them to settle. This 'go-between' had emailed me and invited me...

You've been in the rehearsal room with Ruben Zahra, for a number of weeks; describe the process.  The process with Ruben has been very intriguing, intense, rigorous and amusingly challenging....

Largeish paintings always feel better to me. They manage to immerse me in a way smaller ones usually fail to. And the current show by neo artist Wallace Falzon promises to do just that. Immerse the...

Teatru Manoel and production company 'Talenti' bring you 'L-Impotenti', a comedy in Maltese written by Nicolo' Machiavelli. Originally known as 'La Mandragola' (The Mandrake Root), this comedy has...

The creators of the ŻiguŻajg International Arts Festival for children and young people have always been at the forefront of tackling issues of public interest. The festival recognises that...

Puccini's La Bohème is a rarity in the world of opera, indeed, in the world of drama in general, a world that thrives on conflict and duplicity. It is full of genuine good-hearted people, and...

When Masquerade stages the famous political farce Accidental Death of an Anarchist next month, it will be adding a unique twist to the classic with an all-female cast that includes renowned local...

The APS Mdina Cathedral Contemporary Art Biennale 2020, under the artistic direction of Giuseppe Schembri Bonaci, will feature digital artworks in this upcoming edition of the international...

The Faculty for Social Wellbeing biography depicts the ethos and values that constitute the Faculty through the eyes of students, administrators and lecturers. ...

A strong digital economy is vital for innovation, growth, jobs and European competitiveness. The digital age is no doubt having a massive impact on the labour market and the type of skills needed in...