The Malta Independent 13 August 2026, Thursday
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Behind The scenes of local entertainment

Malta Independent Saturday, 6 October 2007, 00:00 Last update: about 13 years ago

With the start of the new broadcasting season, the crew at 4 People have been getting ready for the months ahead.

This year, apart from Gizelle, 4 People will be bringing to the screen an all-new studio based programme called Dopo. It is aired every Tuesday on One TV immediately following Gizelle and will be taking a behind the scenes look at the local theatre and festivals scene together with anything and everything else that is entertainment.

Ever on the look out for new ideas and angles Dopo will be hosted by not one but three presenters, three beautiful feisty women led by Stephanie Cassar, (a.k.a. Stephanie) whose cool level-headedness is sure to stand her in good stead when dealing with the coming and going of guests and personalities from every sphere of the local entertainment scene.

Ever on the prowl for scoops and on the go, Stephanie Camilleri (a.k.a Steffie…. a.k.a Iz-Zghira…. a.k.a. the Tornado!!) will be the man, (well woman actually) in the field. Her job will be to snoop around and about chasing the story to its source. She will be bringing us the juice on what’s hot and what’s not in local art and entertainment. With her boisterous enthusiasm and the energy of a V8 piston engine she really is the girl for the job.

And finally, the sharp-witted, hard talking Melanie (a.k.a. Miss Kelley); the blonde, blue eyed bombshell, cold as ice and hard as stone; with her barbed tongue and rapid fire, inquisition-style questioning she will pin her guests into the hot-seat till they spill the beans on… well… you’ll see!

To compliment this stunning trio, 4 People have brought on board Terrence (a.k.a Ix-Xewka) a loose cannon of humour and mischief who will play merry hell with everyone… and I mean everyone on the show. No one is safe from this guy.

This is a show dedicated to anything and everything related to entertainment in the Maltese islands.

A studio audience will be participating in the discussions and games and will be encouraged to formulate questions of their own. The surprises are various and include a good dose of humour.

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