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Jamie’s One-Man Show To Set New National Record For Longest Local Run

Malta’s theatre scene has reached a groundbreaking milestone with Jamie Cardona’s one-man show, Mid-Djarju ta’ Student fi Skola tal-Knisja, officially becoming the longest-running theatrical production in Maltese history. Since its premiere in April 2024, the show has exceeded all expectations, captivating audiences nationwide and selling out every performance. With additional dates now set for January 2025, the production will soon achieve an unprecedented 53-show run, marking a first for Maltese theatre.

 

 

To honor this extraordinary accomplishment, Malta Records will present Jamie Cardona with an official record certification during the January performances. This recognition highlights the monumental success of Mid-Djarju ta’ Student fi Skola tal-Knisja, which has drawn thousands of attendees and cemented its status as a cultural phenomenon, with tickets consistently selling out within days.

From its opening night, the show has resonated deeply with audiences, offering a raw and relatable glimpse into Maltese adolescence. Its overwhelming success underscores the growing appreciation for local productions and the potential of Maltese theatre to forge powerful connections with its audience. Due to ongoing demand, the production team is committed to extending the show’s run as long as interest remains high, solidifying its place as a historic landmark in Maltese performing arts.

 

 

About Mid-Djarju ta’ Student fi Skola tal-Knisja

In this deeply personal one-man show, Jamie Cardona portrays himself and other characters to recount his teenage years at a church school. Through his diary, the audience is taken on a humorous journey as he navigates questions of faith, morality, attraction, and self-discovery—including his insecurities about his body. Written by Jamie Cardona and directed by Vikesh Godhwani, the show offers a comedic yet poignant exploration of the insecurities faced by Maltese youth and the (often painfully slow) process of growing up.

For tickets and details about upcoming performances, visit tnd.com.mt.

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