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10 years of opera at Gaulitana
The month-long festival will culminate with the staging of Verdi’s 'Il Trovatore' in April
Behind women’s success is a sisterhood that sustains it
As the world celebrates International Women's Day, research shows that female friendships have the capacity to greatly enhance nearly every domain of life, from mental well-being to quality of life. Here's how
APS Holy Week concert to present Rossini masterpiece
‘Petite Messe Solennelle’ is to be performed by the MPO and various singers on March 31
TOI TOI brings acclaimed ‘1984’ adaptation to the stage
George Orwell’s seminal novel remains a strikingly timely work that speaks to audiences of all generations
The conversations we avoid − and why they matter most
Clinical pscyhologist and sexologist Nicholas Briffa tells Claudia Calleja of Women Unclouded why couples often stay silent about emotional needs, sex and resentment − and why that silence may be the greatest threat to love
Art as a bridge between cultures
OmenaArt Foundation and LuginsLand of Art are presenting a thematic pavilion at Malta Biennale 2026, featuring large-scale textile installations
Gustave Klimt as an artistic response to social tension
Madeleine Gera discusses the connections between the ideas of Freud and the Austrian master's oeuvre
Climate emotions in early childhood
Malta must invest in climate change education from children's early years to support their well-being, says Jane Spiteri
‘Her Say III’: More powerful women’s stories set in contemporary Malta
The play’s director, Charlotte Grech, reflects on the production’s themes and their relevance to women (and men) of all ages
‘It was really emotional for me’
Legendary songwriter Ray Agius, who recently released the album ‘Supernova’, talks about his return to jazz