Adrian Buckle

Adrian is a full time Drama Teacher at the Drama Unit of Malta.  He has devised some of the Unit's best Theatre-In-Education projects on subjects such as Racism, Internet Safety and Bullying. Always with a knack for challenging theatre, he founded Unifaun in 2005 and has gone on to produce most of Malta's best productions in recent years. Although mainly a Stage Manager, he has also acted in some of his productions but his acting activity is mostly concentrated on Theatre-In-Education projects at the Drama Unit. He has also directed some plays for the MADC One-Act Festival.

Chris Gatt

Chris Gatt has been inflicting himself on the theatre scene for almost a quarter century. Having fi rst trod the boards in 1982, he decided to give theatre audiences a break and moved to directing. He has directed some of the best local productions, a fair amount of which, for Unifaun Theatre. He is currently General Manager and Artistic Director of St James Cavalier– Centre for Creativity and Arts.

Marcelle Teuma

Marcelle Teuma has been involved in Theatre for the past 23 years. She has a diploma in acting from MTADA and a certificate from the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art (London, 1990). She has also a degree in Theatre Studies and Philosophy and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (specializing in Theatre) from the University of Malta. In the early 90s she co-founded an experimental theatre group and performed orginal Maltese texts which were also presented in the Mediterranean Biennial Festival for Experimental Theatre held in Malta in 1990 and 1993. She was also a tutor at the Mikelanġ Borġ Drama Centre between 1995 and 2003 where she directed various classical texts and written original ones developed through work in progress with the Senior Students of the school. She is also a member of the central coordinating team of Inizjamed. Since 2005 she has also been tutoring University B.ed Students in Theatre in Education projects. In these last years she has directed and took part as narrator in Solitudni fil-Belt which was presented in the International Festival Europamusicale in Berlin, Leipzig and Wiesbaden. It was presented again at the Manoel Theatre on the November 16, 2004. She directed Peter Weiss’ Marat Sade, Ċimiterji – a work in progress presented for Supa at the MITP, an adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Nightingale, and L-Interdett Taħt is-Sodda original script written by Clare Azzopardi and produced by Teatrutramm and Inizjamed in November 2006 at St. James Cavalier.

Mario 'Snits' Spiteri

Snits has been involved in the local theatre scene since his primary school days. During his teenage years he made his debut on the big stage at the Salesian Theatre in Sliema. He participated in numerous productions, most of the time interpreting comical characters.

Snits joined other local theatre groups, acting in various theatres around Malta and Gozo: work include plays and musicals such as: Fools, Canterbury Tales, Godspell, Fiddler on the roof, Bla Kommixin/Kondixin and Animal Farm – amongst others. Snits has also worked on TV: adult and kids’ programmes as well as commercials. This is his first appearance with Unifaun and hopes it’s not the last!

Jean Pierre Busuttil

JP kicked off his acting career with participations in the Students' Festivals both at New Lyceum and at University.  After that he joined MASK, a theatre company based at the Catholic Institute and later joined MADC.  He participated in numerous pantomimes, including his role as Dame Lola, and in many musicals.  He also trod the boards in straight plays and in Shakespeare plays.  Always active, he has recently enjoyed roles on different TVserials and also finding time to attend Voice Coaching sessions with Gillian Zammit.

Renato Dimech

Renato began acting when he was 15 years old and for the last thirty two years he has never looked back. He graduated from MTADA and since then has taken part in countless productions of varied genres, with as many companies. He has done Shakespeares, Pantos, musicals and taken part in traditional, abstract, street and Greek theatre all in Maltese as well as in English. Renato has also has directed for MADC, at the Manoel and for TVM. He has done voice-overs for puppet shows and taken part in various television adverts as well as local cinema productions. He has sung in Voices and other choirs and also written scripts for and taken part in local radio programmes. He has also danced in several YADA productions and interpreted several main parts in teleserials on various local TV stations. It is very clear that from the get-go, Renato was and still is hooked, good and proper.

Irene Christ

Irene Christ trained acting in Germany. Engagement at various prestigious theatres, Schauspielhaus Bochum, Duesseldorfer Schauspielhaus, Volksbuehne Berlin, Staatstheater Kassel amongst others. Recently played in New York with International WOW Company. Founded Actinghouse Productions in Malta in 2002 (co-producer Julian Manduca), produced and acted in plays like ‘The Open Couple’ (Fo, Rame), ‘The Lady from the Sea’ (Ibsen), ‘Fat Men in Skirts’ (Silver), Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ (Albee), ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ (Williams) and others. Roles on German and Maltese TV, and with the BBC. Teaches drama. Directed ‘Tattoo’(Dea Loher).

Chris Galea

Christian Galea, aged 29, recently graduated with Masters in English Literature. He formed part of the theatre group Aleateia for six years, performing both locally and internationally. He left the group in 2006 and since then has been involved in production, choreography, audio production and script writing for different events within theatre, poetry evenings and music concerts. Chris can be contacted on chrisgalea@gmail.com

Toni Attard

Toni Attard graduated from the University of Malta in Communications and Theatre Studies and has completed an MSc in cultural management and policy at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. He has been performing with Aleateia Theatre Group since 1999. Recent performance projects include Agamemon with Theatre Anon and multimedia projects fusing theatre, video and music. In 2006 he won Best Director and Best Production in the madc One Act Play Festival with 4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane. In 2007 he directed The Magic Flute, the first opera for children commissioned by the Manoel Theatre. He has worked as an animator, produced and performed in a number of performances for children as well as TV appearances namely in the drama series Għada Jisbaħ Ukoll. He is also a drama tutor at Stagecoach theatre arts school and eu projects coordinator at St. James Cavalier Centre for Creativity.

Jan Zammit

Jan pursued his dream of becoming a professional dancer at the tender age of 9, which made him one of the first boy dancers in the local scene at that time. His debut stage appearance was as the young Pied Piper in Era (1998). This was followed by numerous shows with yada including ‘Century ‘(1999), ‘Phantom’ (2000), ‘Dirty Dancing’ (2001), ‘Madonna’ (2002) and ‘Christus’ (2004). Jan has also performed at a number of public shows and events such as the Millennium Celebrations in Floriana (2000) and the Small Nations Games opening ceremony at Ta’ Qali (2003). In the 2005 Pantomime ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Jan played multiple roles within the chorus, and in 2006 he played the part of a monkey with a bad attitude in Masquerade’s production of ‘Seussical – The Musical’. In recent months, Jan enjoyed playing the challenging role of ‘Nugget’ in Unifaun’s production of ‘Equus’.

Edward Caruana Galizia

After debuting on the Manuel Theatre stage seven years ago as The Wiz in the musical The Wiz, Edward has enjoyed a solid career in varied roles. Other past productions include 5 pantos, 2 Shakespeares, a musical and a few other plays. This is the first time he’s working with Unifaun Theatre and is very excited to be part of this production.

Mik Pisani

Mik’s interest in theatre began at the age of 8, when he joined Stagecoach Theatre Arts School. Throughout his time there he took part in various musicals, including The Wiz and Honk!. After 9 years with Stagecoach he moved onto the Drama Centre to focus entirely on acting. Mik has also appeared on screen on a few occasions for TV episodes of “Nru9” and recently in “Miskin Mike” (Lino Farrugia). Mik is proud to celebrate his decade of theatre by performing for a Unifaun Theatre production.

Barrie Stott

Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, Barrie has always been interested in Theatre – but only started acting when he came to Malta. He appeared in school productions with the San Andrea School Drama Department and Verdala Drama Club (Sir Andrew Aguecheek in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night being the most notable) and performed Various Monologues (Salieri from Amadeus being my most notable performance). This is Barrie's first role in the Maltese theatre scene.

Francis Nwobodo

Mercury Fur was Francis’s first brush with theatre and drama. As a rule, he hates Theatre and Drama but found Mercury Fur to be fun! These youngsters!!!!!

Alan Paris

Alan has been treading the boards for a number of years now, playing a variety of roles in Straight Plays, Comedies, Musicals, Pantos and Shakespeares. Past performances include David in the Sondheim Musical ‘Company’, Mitch in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, Master Ford in ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’, Edward, the Irishman, in ‘Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me’, Ariel in ‘The Pillowman’, all of 7 parts in ‘Stones in his Pockets’, Tom in ‘A Perfect Wedding’, Amos in ‘Chicago’, Bishop in ‘Fat Men in Skirts’, Brindsley in ‘Black Comedy’, Adrian in ‘Private Eyes’, Mr Mushnik in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’, Duke Orsino in ‘Twelfth Night’, Henry in ‘The Real Thing’ and Ross in ‘The Scottish Play’. Alan has also played small parts on local and foreign television.

Sean Buhagiar

Sean trained at the Mikelang Borg Drama Centre. The role of Alan Strang will be his first major role. He has in the past, participated in workshops both locally and abroad, as well as performed in different Drama Centre productions.

Jo Caruana

Jo Caruana trained locally at the Stagecoach School for Performing Arts before continuing her studies in Edinburgh at Queen Margaret’s University where she gained a degree in Drama and Arts Journalism. Local credits todate include Dorothy in The Wiz (FM Theatre), Eileen in Robin Hood Meets Babes in the Wood, Penelope in Hercules: The Panto and Bella in Losing Louis (all for MADC). She will soon be donning a tail to play Ariel in this year’s MADC panto: Pirates of the Mediterranean. Jo works as a magazine coordinator, freelance journalist and drama teacher.

Pia Zammit

You may have seen her before amongst other performances as Hesther in Equus, Diana in All’s Well That Ends Well, Bloody Mary in South Pacific, Anita in West Side Story, Fraulein Kost in Cabaret, The Vagina Monologues, Pam/Popo in Fat Men in Skirts, Sue in A Slice of Saturday Night, Landlady in Two, Roxie in Chicago, Frankie in Frankie & Johnny in the Clair de Lune, Sarah in Company, Helen in Some Explicit Polaroids, Mistress Quickly in The Merry Wives of Windsor, Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Lilian Pace

Lilian Pace started as a child actress mainly in radio-plays and children’s radio and school-broadcasting programmes. At 16, she took part in her first teleplay on Television Malta. Between 1980-82 Lilian followed a drama course at the Manoel Theatre Academy of Dramatic Art at the end of which she was founder-member of Actors’ Studio set up in St Luke Chapel, Tigne’. She also participated in various plays in either English or Maltese produced by MADC, Maleth, Politeatru, Talenti, and Karattri. A few of the roles Lilian has played include Agave in ‘The Bacchae’ by Euripedes; Eva Braun in ‘Summit Conference’ by Robert David Macdonald; Thelma Cates in ‘Night, Mother’ by Marsha Norman; Senora Carrar in ‘Senora Carrar’s Rifles’ by Bertolt Brecht; and as Louise Harrington in ‘Five Finger Exercise’ and as Hesther Solomon in ‘Equus’ both by Peter Shaffer. Her contribution on television is no less and her parts include roles in serials such as “Villa Sunset”, “Triq Wahda”, “Viva l-Ministru”, “Santa Monica” and the current “Gheruq”.

Colin Willis

Colin Willis has acted in shows in Canberra, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, Geneva and now Malta. He has appeared with the MADC in several Shakespeare plays at San Anton (notably as Malvolio in Twelfth Night and Shylock in The Merchant of Venice), as well as in comedies and dramas (the paterfamilias Gerry in Time of My Life, the anguished Father in Six Characters in Search of an Author). He has also worked with Masquerade (Broken Glass, Five Kinds of Silence), Theartreworx (Memory of Water) and Maleth (Wife Begins at Forty, Caught in the Net). He has also had a fling at panto (Alison Wonderland in 2000) and musicals (Kiss Me Kate, Anything Goes, West Side Story). This is his first role with Unifaun.

Jean-Pierre Agius

Jean-Pierre Agius — I finally crept on stage at the mature age of 32..and have refused to get off ever since! My first appearance was in Masquerade’s Amadeus (2002) and subsequently, Cabaret (2003). A last minute replacement in a lead role in Harold Pinter’s One for the Road, under Adrian Buckle’s direction and which won me MADC’s Best Actor of 2003 award in the One Act Play Festival. In Noises Off (2004), I tried my hand at comedy for the first time. This was followed by the part in panto , namely; the poison-tongued Mirror in MADC’s panto, Snow White and the 7 Dwarves (2004) and furry-legged Cynergix in Hercules. Roles in Shakespeare productions have included :Sebastian in MADC’S s The Tempest (July 2003), Salerio in The Merchant of Venice (2004) and Hortensio in the 2005 production of Taming of the Shrew. In Losing Louis (2007) I got to play the part of alcoholic and bitter Tony, which required me to drink lots of whisky and smoke my first cigarette! TV work has included the main role in a comedy sitcom Kugini on Net TV, which was aired earlier this year. I’m excited to be included in the Equus cast, that Adrian and Marcelle have put together, and to be part of this fascinating play as well as performing in St James Cavalier for the first time!

Jovan Pisani

Jovan debuted on the Maltese stage in last years’s production of Madame X by BS Productions at the Manoel Theatre. He has since performed in two one act competitions with MADC.

Clayton Camilleri

Clayton participated as a dancer in the second edition of SFIDA. Equus was his first experience as an actor.

Valerie Blow

Valerie Blow has worked in a number of productions since graduating from Mikelange Drama School in 2003. She has taken part in 10 Minute Plays and in the school’s Drama International Festival and has also performed abroad.

Manuel Cauchi

Manuel Cauchi's portrayal of Paul in Unifaun Theatre's production of the eponymous play was regarded by many as his best ever. Manuel’s theatre credits include: Martin Gray in The Goat, Topolski in The Pillowman, Henry Hackamore in ‘Seduced’, Arthur Christie in ‘Who Killed Agatha Christie?, Priuli in ‘The Life of Galileo’; (for madc) - Antony in ‘Antony and Cleopatra’, Benedick in ‘Much ado about Nothing’, Touchstone in ‘As you like it’, the title role in ‘Macbeth’, King Claudius in ‘Hamlet’, Jason in ‘Medea’, Trofimov in ‘The Cherry Orchard’, Henry viii in ‘Anne of the Thousand Days’, Thomas Becket in ‘Becket’, Arthur Kipps in ‘The Woman in Black’, (for Koperatturi), Teiresias in ‘Oedipus Rex’, The Writer in ‘The Good Doctor’, Rubin Flood in ‘The Dark at the top of the Stairs’, Laurent in ‘Therese Raquin’, Ferdinand Clegg in ‘The Collector’, (for Atturi) - Theo in ‘The Flip Side’ , David Kutrere in ‘Orpheus Descending’, Doc Porter in ‘Come Back Little Sheba’, Anton Schill in ‘The Visit’, The Chaplain in ‘Mother Courage’ , Gilles in ‘Abelard and Eloise’, Dr.Wilhelm Furtwrangler in ‘Taking Sides’, (forQ3) Paul Sheldon in ‘Misery’,(for Masquerade) - Bernard in ‘Don’t Dress for Dinner’, Duncan in ‘Gun-Shy’, Jon in ‘Tape’, Philip Gellburg in ‘Broken Glass’, Robert in ‘Proof’ and (for Theatreworx) - Marc in ‘Art’,- the title role in ‘King Lear’, - Mike in ‘The Memory of Water’, Larry in ‘Closer’ and The Marquis De Sade in ‘Marat Sade’.

Kevin Drake

Kevin Drake has been on and off the boards for nigh on 20 years, although lately more off than on. He’s played a number of bilingual roles in this time, ranging from ageing hypochondriacs to greaseball dentists to a variety of kings, queens, scumbags and anything in between. He’s also tickled his non-existent tonsils on occasion, but the less said about that, the better.

Paul Portelli

Paul Portelli has been actively involved in the local theatre scene for the last 25 years. One of the founding members and most creative strengths of Theatre Anon, Paul has acted and directed several local productions. He has also acted on several occasions with Kneehigh, a UK leading Theatre Company.

Stefan Cachia Zammit

Stefan has been involved in theatre for a while. Throughout his career, he has worked for MADC, Actinghouse Productions, Atturi, Theatre Anon and Teatru Ad Hoc. Some of his recent work includes The Fall of the House of Usher - as Usher; Il-Gawwija (Seagull) - Kostantin Trepljev; Time of My Life - Glyn; Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me - Adam; The Merry Wives of Windsor - Master Page; A Streetcar Named Desire - Steve.

Victor Debono

Vic is one of the founders of the theatre group aleateia and enjoys doing as much challenging stuff as possible…loves Shakespeare and Chekhov,and really enjoys working with children and young people devising workshops and projects in schools. He is looking forward to directing a children’s project for Unifaun in the coming years, and one of his best experiences was taking a group of Maltese children with a theatre piece based on the legend of San Dimitri to an international festival in Ostuni, Italy. Vic has also worked on creative workshops in a drug rehabilitation centre and describes the most exciting period of his life as when he was attending classes in Webber Douglas academy in London…at the moment we are also seeing him on net tv as part of the Sfida programme where he is one of the acting coaches. Though theatre is the oxygen Victor breathes, he is also a keen reader of science fiction and graphic novels, loves animals, art and design, Dolce and Gabbana clothes and sushi.

Mariano Said

Mariano Said followed an acting course with Narcy Calamatta in 1997. His first break in theatre was in Romeo and Juliet Flambe which was part of Maltafest celebrations. After which he followed theatre workshops and was involved in various theatre productions. With roles in: The Elephant Man ( 1999), Faust ( 1999), As you like It (madc 2002), The Taming of the Shrew (2000), The Marriage of Figaro (2000), and various others. Most recent productions include a very good theatre experiment with Stagebreeze, Ritmatti. Mariano was involved in various tv productions like Angli, Is-Salib tal-Fidda and Delitti Maltin. At the moment Mariano is following a four year term acting workshops with Lemonhead. This is his first experience with Unifaun Theatre.

Chris Micallef

Chris attended 8 consecutive years at the Drama Unit at Blata-l Bajda. In 2002 experienced a puppet theatre festival in Germany where he performed with a group of German students. In 2003, Chris attended the 11th European Children’s Theatre Encounter in Croatia performing in streets together with children from 20 other countries. In 2004 attended and performed in Babel Theatre Festival.

In 2004 performed in the Dramafest at St. James Cavalier Theatre. Performed in the 10minutes Play Festival held at the Drama Unit. In 2005 performed in the Rewwixta tal-Qassisin at Manoel Theatre. In 2005 performed as Scrooge in a Christmas Youth Festival held in Birkirkara.

Maria Buckle

Maria Buckle has been involved in theatre since the age of 16. She trained mostly with Masquerade Theatre Arts School. She has taken part in Unifaun Theatre’s Good Doctor, as well as 2 madc pantos, namely snowhite and the 7 dwarves, and Sleeping Beauty, in which she played the part of an evil green goblin, and disturbingly, she found herself relating to the goblin completely!! She has also taken part in the madc One Act Play Festivals.

Maria ended up as a semi-finalist of TV’s L-Isfida, and has also done examinations with Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

KEITH BENNETT

Keith hails from California where he has already performed the part of Victor in Some Explicit Polaroids in 2003 and 2005. In 2005, he was also voted one of the greatest Discoveries on Broadway by Entertainment Magazine. Keith·s theatre experience involves mainly work with Off-Broadway Company Rude Guerrilla. His credits with this company include Alan Strang in Peter Shaffer·s Equus, different roles in other Mark Ravenhill plays, such as Sleeping Around and Handbag as well as playing Bianca in Shakespeare·s The Taming Of The Shrew. Keith has also acted for cinema, portraying roles in Eleven for Mako Pictures, Pirates of Silicon Valley for USA Network and Forces Of Nature and Goober, both for Chapman College.

CORYSE BORG

Since graduating from the Manoel Academy of Dramatic Arts (MTADA), Coryse·s roles on stage have included Annie in The Real Thing, Maria in West Side Story, Katarina in The Taming of the Shrew, Sharon in A Slice of Saturday Night, Susan in Five Kinds of Silence, Belinda in Noises Off, Queen Vindicta in Snow White, Mistress Page in The Merry Wives of Windsor and parts in the Vagina Monologues. Coryse has also had parts in films Gladiator, Revelation and Helen of Troy and she played Sharon in local television series Dejjem Tieghek Becky. She directed the play Heart of a Dog for Teatru ··· at the Manoel Theatre and has participated in various theatre courses and performances overseas, as well as taking part in street theatre with KneeHigh Theatre Company from Cornwall, UK. Coryse has been a soloist and backing vocalist in various musical projects and concerts. She is currently a drama teacher at Stagecoach Malta Theatre Arts School, mainly teaching ·Mini Stages·.

MARC SPITERI

Marc Spiteri has been on the theatre scene since 2003. Theatrical credits include, for Newstage: Krupke and Gladhand in West Side Story. For Maleth: Doug in Cosi and Marco in Il-Festa bil-bandieri. For Teatru Anon: La Vallette in Knight of Malta. For MADC: Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, Max in The Real Thing, Touchstone in As You Like It, Caliban in The Tempest, Gratiano in The Merchant of Venice and Morris Dixon in Present Laughter. For Masquerade: Jarvis Huntley Pike in A Chorus of Disapproval, Selsdon Mowbray in Noises Off and Sir Oliver Starkey in '565. He also played Toni Pace in the popular TV sitcom 'L-Erbgha 'l huma'.

NARCY CALAMATTA

Narcy Calamatta started acting professionally with the first English production company in Malta, under James Falkland in ·967. The following year he went off to London where he became involved with the international film production industry for ·7years. He has worked in all departments of cinema but he simply had to come back to acting in Malta. Last August we saw him in Samuel Beckett·s Endgame, which he directed, designed and acted in the part of Nagg for the Malta Arts Festival. In November he will direct and act at the Manoel for Maleth, in Michael Cooney·s farce Cash on Delivery.

Jes Camilleri

Jes has been involved in the Maltese theatre scene since 1983 working with various theatre companies in both Maltese and English speaking roles. He is a founding member of Theatre Anon with whom he has been active both as an actor and as a director and has frequently appeared in local and foreign TV productions. His most memorable performances include main roles in 'Taking Sides', 'Art', 'Hamlet', 'Tape', 'La Bete', 'The Pillowman' and 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' Many local critics consider his role as Michal in Unifaun Theatre's THE PILLOWMAN. as his best ever performance.

Edward Mercieca

Better known for his huge Panto Dames, Edward has been involved in very different genres of theatre and theatre styles. More recent productions include:Sid Skinner in Ben Elton's Silly Cow,Spriggs in Theft,Parolles in All·s Well That Ends Well,Bottom in A Midsummer·s Night Dream,Robert in Pinter·s Betrayal,Colonel Melkitt in Peter Shaffer·s Black Comedy,Billis in South Pacific,Howard in Fat Men in Skirts and for FM Theatre Productions:Eric in A Slice of Saturday Night,Cadwallader in Look No Hans!, Billy Flynn in Chicago andThe Narrator in Side By Side By Sondheim,Charlie Conlon in Stones in His Pockets. He also performed various roles in Theatre Anon·s Agamemnon andThe Landlord in Jim Cartwright·s Two. Edward also played the villain,Captain Hora- tio P. Hogwash in a UK National Tour of the Panto Company·s Robinson Crusoe. Recent film roles includeKing Atreus in the USA Network TV series Helen of Troy. Edward also runs Stagecoach Theatre Arts Schools in Malta together with Marika.

John Suda

John Suda acted and directed in Unifaun Theatre's first production The Good Doctor. Already an established actor and director, John Suda is very well known for his comedy and also one of the best loved theatre personalities in Malta. His work ranges from theatre to television to cinema; from direction to acting to script-writing. He is also Head of the Drama Unit in Malta and responsible for coordinating and developing Drama tuition on the island.

Philip Stilon

Although Philip has acted various characters, he will always be known as one of the best comic actors ever seen in Malta. During his work during Neil Simon's The Good Doctor he practically stole the show with a unique performance. His other work includes some Shakespeare, panto and some musicals as well as various comedies and straight plays.

Michael Tabone

One of the veterans of the local theatre scene, Michael is second to none when it comes to theatre experience and commitment. He joined Unifaun Theatre to resume his roles in Neil Simon's The Good Doctor, leaving his usual trademark performance. His ither roles include comic villians, saintly friars, talkative old men, crafty servants, corrupt politicians, Machiavellian Jews, tragic kings and even some monsters. Also a founding member of Koperatturi.

Elsa Romei

If there ever was a Maltese diva, this is surely Elsa Romei. Her theatre career started early in the 1960s and she has played both dramatic and comic roles in plays by Shakespeare, Brecht, Wilde, and Sartre among others. Very selective of her work, she chose to join Unifaun Theatre for The Good Doctor production.

Alexandra Camilleri Warne

Alex worked with Unifaun Theatre on the production of The Good Doctor, playing a variety of roles and showing unique versatile performances. Another new actress, the bulk of her work was with MADC where she commanded most principle girl roles and some Shakespeare. In 2003, she was nominated for Best Actress in the MADC One Act Competition for her role of GILA in Harold Pinter's ONE FOR THE ROAD, directed by Adrian Buckle.

Luka Desira Buttigieg

An actor since a very young age, Luka has already acted various parts in theatre, especially musical theatre with Masquerade. He played young Chekhov for Unifaun Theatre in The Good Doctor. Other major roles include NICKY in Pinter's ONE FOR THE ROAD, where he was nominated for Most Promising Discovery.

Artistes listed in reverse chronological order.

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