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14 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 21 NOVEMBER 2021 EYEWITNESS ŻIGUŻAJG International Arts Festival for Children & Young People's hybrid edition organ- ised by Fondazzjoni Kreattività has officially opened to the gen- eral public today and will run till Sunday 28th November with a fun selection of live and digital shows for the public's enjoy- ment. The popular festival returns for its eleventh edition and its opening took place at the Spaz- ju Kreattiv in the presence of ŻiguŻajg patron Dr Lydia Abe- la, the Minister of the National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government José Herrera, Fon- dazzjoni Kreattivita' Chairman Rupert Cefai and Festival Direc- tor Marta Vella. The official opening was fol- lowed by a performance of L-Aħħar Siġra, setting the mood for the entire festival of events which boasts a programme of shows suitable for children un- der the age of 1 until the ages of 13 and over. The 11th edition of ŻiguŻajg Festival will see its shows re- turn to the capital city of Val- letta: Where are You Toby and L-Aħħar Siġra will take place at Spazju Kreattiv while dystopi- an children's play 2044 will be staged at Teatru Manoel. Theatre Anon's captivating re-imagination of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic The Little Prince will run at the Valletta Campus Theatre along with Opening Doors's Auto- maniacs which will take place just a stone's throw away at the Valletta Campus's Aula Prima. Film the Wolf Walkers will al- so be shown at Spazju Kreat- tiv's Cinema as will visual art exhibition: Past Continuous which will be open to the pub- lic throughout the ŻiguŻajg Festival at Spazju Kreattiv. Live and digital shows at ZiguZajg festival for children Where Are You Toby will take place at Spazju Kreattiv Theatre Anon's captivating re-imagination of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's classic The Little Prince will run at the Valletta Campus Theatre