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Project Description
The Production
The Acrobat is a professional thief with dozens of burglaries to his credit, but when he finds himself trapped in the enormous abode of a mysterious man, as seductive as he is lethal, he realizes that the police might not be the worst of evils. Vincent de Saint-Bonnet is incredibly rich, with many hidden secrets, and little will to live. A foul-mouthed little thief with magnificent blue eyes is just what he needs to bring some light back to his gray, long-drawn-out existence.
A thief looking for a valuable dagger, an antique dealer with hundreds of years under his belt, for whom the weapon represents an object of . . . inestimable value. Each man has a precise goal and nothing will stop him from reaching it. Not even the incredible attraction that grips them, pulling them into a duel, one fought with lies and seduction.
Why are we creating this Crowdfunding Campaign?
THE ACROBAT is a unique project of its kind in that it is an international project with actors and crew hailing from all over the world. In fact, actors hail from Switzerland, New York, UK, Hungary and Malta. Crew hail from Malta and Italy. This of course entails great expenses and we belive that ALL artists should get paid for their work.
Who is the team?
Production: Adrian Buckle
Author: Agnes Moon
Director: Stephen Oliver
Actors: Marco Michel, Cody Hively, Mark Windsor, Martin Szekely, Rambert Attard, Jamie Cardona, CLayton Mallia
Designer: Romualdo Moretti
Crew: Stefan Scerri, Rachel Zammit, David Micallef
Graphic Design: Mikhail Basmadjian
More details in the FAQ section.
supported by the MAF Project Fund of the Arts Council Malta.
Project FAQ
What are the dates of the shows?
9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24 February at 8pm
Where is the venue?
Spazju Kreattiv, St James Cavalier, Valletta.
What is the play about?
It is a rags to riches story of a poor young burglar who falls in love with a vampire.
Is the play only of LGBTIQ+ interest?
No. The play is of interest to anyone who loves a good story and good theatre. It provides a universal argument that we are all entitled to Love, no matter how damned we believe ourselves to be.
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12/24/2018€20.00
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12/16/2018€30.00
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12/16/2018€35.00
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12/01/2018€35.00