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05 Ġun 18Il-kafè ixorbu qabel torqod
Jew le? Il-kafè u l-lejl huma żewġ xbihat ewlenin fil-poeżiji magħżula għall-proġett Poetry on Film. Bħas-snin li għaddew, Immanuel Mifsud, għażel numru ta’ poeżiji ta’ żewġ poeti M...
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28 Mej 18KREATTIV Project: The Art of Stained Glass and the Science Behind it
During this scholastic year, namely 2017 – 2018, our school (Ħamrun Secondary school in San Ġorġ Preca College) worked in collaboration with the creative practitioner, Mr Carmel Azzopardi, in de...
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16 Mej 18Norma: A review by Maya Fujii
‘Norma’ is an operatic play by Vincenzo Bellini and librettist Felice Romani. It was first produced in Milan (26 December 1831), but is now brought to the small and cultural island of Gozo...
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15 Mej 18Rock the South: A review by Melanie Vella
Rock the South is without a doubt one of my favourite annual events. I have made this an annual appointment for the past 4 years and I was really excited to be a part of it each time. I love the at...
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Gearing up for Dido and Aeneas with Teatru Manoel Youth Opera
Upon entering Teatru Manoel from the Old Mint Street entrance, I was immediately greeted by the sound of harmonious singing coming out of Teatru Manoel’s Studio Theatre, located on the top floor. I ...
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VIVA Curatorial School: Forging a Future for Malta’s Visual Arts Scene
Guest blogger Charmaine Zammit will be covering the upcoming Curatorial School, which is an integral part of the VIVA – Valletta International Visual Arts Festival, running from the 31st August ...
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Of Sun, Songs and Spaces
Alex Vella Gregory discusses the summer edition of KantaKantun for SkolaSajf. Read on to find out more. Words by Alex Vella Gregory. Maltese summers can be unforgiving. The hot humid air can bring the...
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Translating Poetry into Film: Celebrating Maltese Literature
The Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival is a fantastic event that celebrates Mediterranean literature which will be held from the 27th to the 29th August 2015 at Fort St. Elmo. As was done last ye...