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maltatoday, SUNDAY, 13 MARCH 2016 This Week 33 WHAT'S ON The Foreshadowing, Weeping Silence, MartYriuM, Appari- tion and Thurisaz. Tickets are at €30. Bookings: http://w w w.met- alovermalta.com/. MARCH 18 BILA EP launch Local indie band BILA will be launching their debut EP in Malta after launching it in Ven- ice last year. The launch gig will take place at The Funky Monkey Club, Manoel Island at 21:00. They will be supported by Sem- pliciment tat-Triq, Beesqueeze and Kingdoms Of Dusk. A com- ic related to the band by artist Samwel Sultana will also be re- leased on the night. Entrance is at €5, €7 with CD/tape. MARCH 27 Vivaldi's The Four Seasons Concert in aid of brain re- search at St Publius Church, Floriana at 19:30. Featuring in- ternationally acclaimed Maltese violinist Carmine Lauri under the direction of Michael Laus. This special performance is be- ing held in aid of brain research and organised by the University of Malta Research Trust (RIDT) in collaboration with the Malta Neuroscience Network. Tickets are at €60, €30 and €25. Book- ings (St James Cavalier): 2122 3200 or online: http://ow.ly/ VESsk. EXHIBITIONS MARCH 19-APRIL 10 Soar – Anatomy in Motion This installation is the culmi- nation of a five-year long pro- ject by physician Charles Paul Azzopardi, where the display of a corpus of 44 photographic prints is based on the practice of dance, photography and original writing. Taking place at Spazju Kreattiv (St James Cavalier), Valletta. Opening Hours: Tues- day – Thursday 10.00 to 15:00; Friday, Saturday 15:00 to 19:00. Gallery f loor talks with the art- ists: Saturday 19 March 16:00 and 18:00. MARCH 19-APRIL 6 Sensory Apparatus Collective exhibition by the artist in residence at Blitz, St Lucy Street, Valletta. Featur- ing work by Bonamy Devas, Libby Heaney and Anna Ridler. Comprising a three-room in- stallation and education room, Sensory Apparatus is a col- laborative, interdisciplinary installation, making visible the incessant f low of data we con- stantly and often unknowingly create, bringing into question our perception of how technol- ogy shapes the apparently 'opti- mised ' society we live in. UNTIL MARCH 30 The Invisible, Visible Collective exhibition of paint- ings by Sara Pace and Xaxa Calleja at Fortress Builders, St Mark Street, Valletta at 19:30. Directed by Marcelle Teuma and featuring both professional and non-professional actors. Cast includes: Ali Konaté, Sharon Bezzina, Marta Lombardi and Magdalena Von Kuilenburg. PUBLIC LECTURE MARCH 17 'Terħa Kaħla s-Sema' Public lecture by writer Kit Azz- opardi at Hall 9 of the ICT Faculty, University of Malta at 18:30. The title of the talk is, 'Terħa kaħla s-sema. Bliet Dun Karm u bnadi oħra'. FILM SCREENING MARCH 14 CineXjenza – Screening of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly Screening of the film The Div- ing Bell and the Butterfly – about 'locked-in syndrome' – followed by a discussion by biomedical en- gineer Dr Owen Falzon and con- sultant neurologist Dr Josanne Aquilina. Taking place at the au- ditorium at the Faculty of ICT, at the University of Malta at 18:30. This event is part of a series of events for Malta Brain Awareness Week (MBAW). Organised by CineXjenza. Performing Arts Festival www.teatrumanoel.com.mt • bookings@teatrumanoel.com.mt • T: (+356) 21246389 Orphée: Hadar Halevy (16th & 19th), Lucia Cirillo (17th & 20th) • Eurydice: Gillian Zammit • Amour: Francesca Aquilina Malta Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Mro Philip Walsh with the participation of ŻfinMalta, Choreography by Mavin Khoo Directed by Denise Mulholland Set Design by Pierre Portelli • Costume Design by Luke Azzopardi 16, 17, 19, 20 March 2016, 8.00 p.m. Pre-opera talk 7.15 p.m. 1859 Berlioz revision Christoph Willibald Gluck March 16: Strada Stretta – ipPUSEssata