Archbishop Charles Scicluna Signs Book Of Condolences For Pope Francis

Apr 22 2025 Share

Archbishop Charles Scicluna has signed the book of condolences in memory of His Holiness Pope Francis at the Apostolic Nunciature to Malta, located in Tal-Virtù, Rabat.

The gesture served as a solemn tribute to the life and legacy of Pope Francis, who passed away just after Easter Sunday.

Members of the public are invited to pay their respects by leaving messages in the book from Tuesday until Thursday, 24 April 2025, between 10am and 12:30pm, and again from 3pm to 5:30pm.

In a deeply spiritual reflection, the Archbishop recalled the words Miserando atque eligendo — “Having mercy on him, he chose him” — taken from the Venerable Bede. These words were dear to Pope Francis and encapsulated his belief that the Lord’s call is rooted in mercy.

Throughout his papacy, Pope Francis exemplified the Gospel through his actions and teachings, always emphasising compassion, humility, and tenderness.

Archbishop Scicluna expressed gratitude for Pope Francis’s unwavering guidance, calling him a faithful, wise, and humble shepherd. “Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord,” he said, honouring the Pope’s enduring spiritual legacy.

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Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Is Hitting The Stage At Sir Temi Zammit Hall

Apr 22 2025 Share

JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is hitting the stage at Sir Temi Zammit Hall, University of Malta, and it’s about to blow the roof off! Mark your calendars  May 2nd and 3rd, 2025 because this is no ordinary night at the theatre. It’s bold, it’s bright, it’s bursting with music, dance, and enough energy to light up the whole island.

This Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice classic takes the age-old biblical story of Joseph, his coat of many colors, and a serious case of sibling rivalry, then cranks it up to eleven. Expect Elvis impersonations, calypso grooves, rock anthems, and show-stopping numbers that’ll have you humming for days. It’s fast-paced, over-the-top, and totally unforgettable.

Oh, and this isn’t some dusty old revival. This musical has earned Tony Award nominations, snatched up a Laurence Olivier Award, and sold out theatres around the world for decades. It’s a global sensation and now, it’s landing in Malta with full force.

Front and center as Joseph is Victorio Gauci, bringing the dreams and the drama. Lon Kirkop turns up the heat as the Pharaoh with a hip-swiveling performance worthy of Vegas. Johanna Hili delivers the goods as the Narrator, your musical compass through all the madness. They’re backed by a killer cast including Clint Chircop, Denilson Brincat, Clive Gauci, and more.

And let’s not forget the magic behind the madness, this technicolor tornado is directed by none other than Tiziana Calleja, whose creative fire guarantees a spectacle that hits hard and stays with you.

Performances are locked in:

Friday, May 2nd at 8:00 PM

Saturday, May 3rd at 4:30 PM and 8:00 PM

Don’t even think about waiting — tickets are flying. Book yours now:

👉 Get tickets here! https://www.showshappening.com/CSM-Events/Joseph-And-The-Amazing-Technicolor-Dreamcoat?showid=998158d9-f1c2-4c17-a3e3-60d59809ad33&movetotickets=true

This May, Malta goes Technicolor. Don’t miss it.

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Former President George Abela Celebrates 77th Birthday

Apr 22 2025 Share

Former President of Malta and father of Prime Minister Robert Abela, George Abela, is celebrating his 77th birthday today.

Born in Qormi on 22 April 1948, Abela served as Malta’s 8th President and made history as the first to be nominated by an opposing political party.

Beyond his presidential role, he was a prominent figure within the Labour Party for over two decades.

His contributions extended to sports as well, serving as President of his hometown club Qormi FC and becoming Chairman of the Malta Football Association in 1992.

Marking the occasion, Prime Minister Robert Abela shared a touching photo of the two on Facebook, expressing gratitude and appreciation for his father’s constant support and all he has done for him.

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German Film ‘Back To The 90s’ Chooses Malta As Production Hub With Over 100 Local Crew

Apr 22 2025 Share

On Tuesday, 22nd April 2025, Minister for National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government, Owen Bonnici, visited the Junior College in Msida alongside Malta Film Commissioner Johann Grech, where filming of German Film ‘Back to the 90s’ was underway.

The production brought together a crew of 129, with 105 of them being Maltese and Gozitan professionals. This project formed part of six ongoing productions across the islands, contributing to the steady growth of the local film industry workforce.

The 100-minute feature film, also made a commitment to environmental responsibility. Prior to filming, the production team pledged support to Ambjent Malta’s Tree for U campaign. In early April, this initiative saw the successful planting of 25 indigenous trees—carob, olive, and pomegranate—in the Manikata area.

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