Following the exceptional success of Jiena nhobb, inti thobb (I love, you love), Simon Bartolo wrote another record-breaking and jaw-dropping social comedy/satire for Stagun Teatru Malti.
`Habbilni ha nirbah' (Impregnate me so I'll win), is a drama that blends political, sexual and religious controversies, inspired by prominent and real-life news reports in Maltese newspapers.
It is largely based on a true story of 4 teenage girls who compete and bet on who ends up pregnant first with the end result being that all four of them end up pregnant.
Following its resounding success in Malta's Manoel Theatre, Habbilni ha nirbah is up for another run, this time in Gozo's Aurora Opera House. Monica Attard, Narcy Calamatta, Josette Ciappara, Carlos Farrugia, Vince Micallef Pulè, Antonella Axisa, Marceline Galea, Lorriane D'Ugo and Jean Pierre Cassar will take part. The four teenage girls will be Kim Dalli, Daniela Carabott Pawley, Mariele Zammit and Shelby Aquilina.
Performed in Maltese to a strictly 16+ audience, Habbilni ha nirbah is on at the Aurora Opera House, Victoria, Gozo, on Saturday, the 30th of April at 8pm.
Tickets at €20, €15 and €10 are available online via www.teatruaurora.com/drama-habbilni-ha-nirbah/ [1] or via ticket helpline 79045779. –