“Anarchic, joyful and irreverent” is how Ed MacArthur describes String V SPITTA – and many UK theatre critics agree. After sell-out runs at London’s Soho Theatre and the Edinburgh Fringe – and five-star reviews from the likes of The Independent and West End Best Friend – the musical comedy hit makes its Malta debut at Theatre Next Door for one weekend
It’s a delicious irony that the illustrious 16th-century building that once housed the Knights Hospitallers is the chosen location for the Guerrilla Girls’ Malta Biennale showcase. Famed for calling out misogyny, racism and a host of other ‘isms’ within the arts world, the anonymous collective of female artists has turned MUŻA into a sharply political
Last Wednesday, over a hundred people of Maltese descent attended the launch of the book The Maltese in Corfu 1815–1831 , by Arnold Cassola at the Evi Laskari hall in the library at the English barracks of the old Venetian fortress of Kerkyra, Corfu. The event was held under the auspices of the Catholic Archbishop of Corfu, George Attouvas. The book,
Pierre Herme, the French master of macarons, says he was inspired to build his multi-country empire selling the sugary French treats by a desire to reinvent an object he felt was boring. Starting out his career aged 14, he discovered macarons, two halves of light almond biscuit separated by a sugary aromatic filling, while working at high-end Parisian
