October 2008 - MITP Theatre, Valletta.

Based on Karl Schembri's first novel, Il-Manifest tal-Killer, was Lemonhead's latest theatrical success. Hundreds flocked the Theatre in Valletta, and an extra fifth performance was squeezed in on the last Sunday as a Mattinee.

Bryan Muscat penned the adaptation. He also directed and produced Il-Manifest tal-Killer. This was Lemonhead's first ever comedy in their nine year history, in which they produced thirteen productions.

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November 2007 - St. James Cavallier, Valletta.

Known as the most evil woman that ever lived on Earth, Lucrezia Borgia has been in Bryan's mind for the past two years.

There is always two sides to a story, and in his script, Bryan, tries to explore the two possible truths, of Lucrezia Borgia's life.

There is little doubt that her story captures the immagination of many... and her story was in fact produced in many forms of arts... as musicals, operas, plays, silver screen, paintings and more. Click the Image to read more.

April 2007 - MITP Theatre, Valletta.

Script writer Noel Tanti penned his third script for Lemonhead; Frankenstein. Based on Mary Shelley's novel, Lemonhead's Frankenstein has two parallel stories. One is the classic story set in the 1800's where a father created a monster; the other a contemprary story where the mother became a monster, suppressing her child's life.

The production took ten months to be staged, from the initial process of a brain storming group to the latest stages of a productions, the performing nights.

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June 2005 - St. James Cavallier, Valletta

Il-Pupa, written and directed by Noel Tanti, was Lemonhead's first production not to be produced by either Louise or Bryan Muscat. In fact the production was also produced by Noel Tanti.

The script of Il-Pupa tells the story of a married couple who are passing through a difficult period. John is getting more and more estranged from his wife Claire, and spends most of his time locked in the garage building a life-size marionette. Claire tries to coax him out of this obsession, but John seems oblivious to her efforts.

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December 2005 - MITP Theatre, Valletta

Lemonhead's tenth theatrical production was Bar Macbeth. Baed on the Bard's most famous play, Bryan Muscat wrote the adaptation where he set his story in Straight Street, Valletta, in the 1950's.

During the 50's Malta was just coming out of the post war depression, and most Night Clubs in Valletta were trying to revive busniess in the capital city.

The rivalry between Bar owners was the setting of Bar Macbeth's gangster style production. Click the image to read more.

April 2005 - MITP Theatre, Valletta

Lemonhead's latest production was an ambitious one that was hugely appreciated by the audience. Seeing that the script was character-based, the director made sure that the audience wouldn't get distracted by a full-blown set, too many props or gadgets. In fact the stage was almost bare, allowing different planes for the actors upon which to roam, and exploit.

Wahedna is written by Noel Tanti and Directed by Chrysander Agius. The cast is made up of Ten young actors, aged between 9 and 15.

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August 2004 - St. James Cavallier

3 Gimghat was part of the Drama Fest organised at the St James Theatre – Valletta . It was the first time Lemonhead took part in such an event, and it was a very interesting experience for all those involved.

Penned and directed by Bryan Muscat. The story revolved around a wealthy businessman dying of Aids… 3 weeks left! Not a single one of his so called ‘friends' came to visit him at hospital. He wasn't a very ‘popular' figure.

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September 2003 - Granaries, Floriana

Pinokkjo, an original musical by Bryan Muscat was Lemonhead's ever first junior production. A group of 17 young lemonheadders, aged between 7 and 14, gave a great performance to all those present at the Indipendence festivities.

The great work rate showed by the juniors, and their level of dedication is awe inspiring. Their talent is immense. The production itself was very colourful and the music was easy on the ear.

All in all it was a very succesful production for our juniors. Click the image to read more.

November 2002 - MITP Theatre, Valletta

Lemonhead's fourth theatrical endeavour, Gurija Rrabjata was directed and adapted by Bryan Muscat. Originally penned by Reginald Rose, Twelve Angry Men won an Emmy Award for best script, among others.

The story revolves around the eponymous twelve jurors deliberating the case of a teenage boy accused of murdering his father. We never get to see the boy or the actual case in court, but instead we are provided with a spectacle of characterization where we get to know what happened by means of the numerous discussions and allegations adopted by the jurors. Click the image to read more.

March 2001 - Net TV
March 2002 - MITP Theatre, Valleta

There is no doubt about the popularity of our Lord Jesus Christ. Thousands of books and a good number of theatrical, television and big screen productions have told the story of his transcendental life. With this in mind Lemonhead in association with Net Television embarked on their project Jien Hu.

The modern setting sees an schyzophrenic Pilate trying to cope with the pressure of being a governor in an alien country who hate Romans, and is currently caught up in this 'Jesus' issue. Should he satisfy the Jewish High Priest's demands to execute the Christ, or should he give heed to Claudia (his wife) and set him free. Click the image to read more.

December 2001 - MITP Theatre, Valletta

After a very succesful debut with Animal Farm, Lemonhead embarked on another ambitious project, that of staging Cervantes's novel Don Quixote. Although the play, penned by Adrian Scerri has only the slightest hint of the real story, the main idea was brought alive in today's surroundings.

Lemonhead thought of producing this theatrical project in Maltese, and it was well received by the audience. The story sees a mature Don Quixote, who is immersed in his 'Templars' and 'Free Masonary' beliefs, seen as a strange guy living among the typical local village characters.

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December 2000 - MITP Theatre, Valletta

Animal Farm was lemonhead's pet project, and it was a huge success on all fronts.

Based on George Orwell's classic, the producers Bryan Muscat and Louise Muscat asked Adrian Scerri to write the script. The production team started its work during July 2000. After days of auditions the cast was finally chosen. Then all the actors underwent the characterisation meetings with Bryan Muscat, the director, and in October rehearsals started.

Thirty-five actors, some established and most new talent, performed in this classic political fable of the twentieth century. Click the image to read more.