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SIPARJU 003: Rediscovering the Maltese Religious Dramas: A Dive into “La Predestinata” and “Bin il-Bniedem with Vincenzo Maria Pellegrini, Maria Pisani, Inez Soler, Guido Saliba, Carmelo Pace, Gużeppi Schembri and Emanuel Vincent (Emvin) Cremona: March- April 1955
In Malta, the peak of religious drama occurred with “La Predestinata” and “Bin il-Bniedem” in 1955, influenced by global religious spectacles and cinema. These large-scale productions, with detailed scenography and numerous actors, now linger as echoes of a vibrant past.
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SIPARJU 002: Malta, Frar 1960 – Laqgħa dwar it-Teatru Nazzjonali mal-Gvernatur Ingliż
Din il-paġna tat-8 ta’ Frar 1960, b’noti ta’ laqgħa li saret fil-Palazz, faqqsitli ħafna mistqosijiet f’moħħi. X’kien qed jiġri eżattament hawnhekk?
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Siparju 001: Malta, Jannar, 1948. Gino Muscat Azzopardi, Pawlu Boffa u t-Teatru Nazzjonali.
Is-sena l-oħra irbaħt il-borża ta’ studju SIPARJU Teatru Malta għall-istudji tiegħi fi ħdan id-dipartiment tal-Istjudi tat-Teatru fl-Universita’ ta’ Malta Theatre Studies at UM. Ir-riċerka tiegħi tiffoka fuq il-“perjodu mudlam” tat-teatru Malti bejn l-1935 u l-1965. Il-premessa prinċipali ta’ dan l-istudju tħares lejn kif it-teatru Malti żviluppa f’dawn iż-żminijiet ta’ transizzjoni. Permezz ta’ din is-sensiela ta’…
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Protected: il-Faqqiegħ tal-ferla
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Kaxxa Infernali: Explosions
50 minutes: solo : Maltese with English sub-titles
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Kerogen Voices
(Sound-work Broadcast)
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Kerogen Voices II
Multimedia installation, 2020.
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S.O.A.B.: The Choir
Stereo Audio-Visual Installation, 10 minutes.
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Nassaba: Song of a Bird
Live Documentary Performance 50 minutes Maltese w. English Subtitles
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Back to Partying in the Blackbox
I am in the black box “after several Covid-postponements”. I can finally experience watching a performance collectively as part of an audience. “It feels like there’s still much to discover about the work, and I’m excited to share it with a home crowd and open up some dialogues about the experience of it.” Ira writes…
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